Last week as I headed back to collegetown from class on North campus, I decided to take a bit (read: 1.5 hours worth) of a detour. Instead of taking the direct route down East Avenue to the engineering quad, I wove my way around Beebe Lake and through some hidden parts of central campus (even central campus has its secrets, I’ve recently discovered). Armed with my camera, my goal was to document the autumnal scenery along my route, since this is sadly my last fall at Cornell. The pictures that follow document the trek. All photos are linked to their individual flickr pages.
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great shots! I remember doing the same thing each season last year. I took the long way everywhere just to take in my last Ithaca autumn, winter, and “spring.”
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Nice pics!!!
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I love the one of Bebe bridge, Matt.
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matt, these shots are stunning. i recall the incredible foliage when i was at cornell in ‘83. lovely shots.
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Gorgeous. But why does to have to be your last fall here?
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These are gorgeous! LOOOVE our campus =D
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