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PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. October 2 FALL: The magical season It's fall. You can feel it in the air, and see it in the vivid colours and transformation of plants throughout the countryside. It seems like a long time ago that we sweltered in the hot, humid heat of summer, but it has been a mere four weeks. Now the morning air takes on a crispness and the days begin to get shorter as we make our way through autumn on our way to winter. The Star has captured the beauty of fall in photos this past week on a trip up and down some of the back-roads of Scugog Township. ARN SI A ut SA Gt 110d AON I AR J PVG mi Wd -- Dried out husks reveal bright yellow cobs of corn. / f > LJ ot 3 VF odo, Dried out stalks of corn reach skyward as they wait for fall's final harvest. Brilliantly coloured maple leaves are covered with a thick blanket of frost in the early morning. ny te rr Foaey as, ay ol 3 TF ' 3 A : y The Canada thistle looses its colourful bloom and looks stark and brittle against the cold Oc- A d tober skies. The cool autumn winds spread the seeds of Cat-tail . milk-weed across miles of countryside. ails begin to break-down as the cold weather approaches.