Fall for Greenville, South Carolina

I "fell for Greenville" during my first fall here in 1999.transformation is spectacular to behold and suddenly
No one can deny the beauty of any variety of palmrealised. Fall is here!There is an award winning festival
trees or bougainvillea. Coming from the gorgeous gulfin Greenville, South Carolina called "Fall for
coast of Florida, I had not been denied beauty in myGreenville.""No spring nor summer beauty hath such
environs. The lush evergreen landscape along withgrace as I have seen in one autumnal face."Autumn
the scent of water in the atmosphere is a naturequote by John DonneI have experienced six such
lover's paradise. Colourful tropical flowers and plantstransformations with the seventh one looming like a
were forever sashaying their brilliance under thecontended sky. Fall festivals in nearby cities are a
golden rays of the sun. What could be as beautiful?beckoning lure. The drive into Asheville, North
Greenville in the fall!"Green"-ville is set among theCarolina; passing through Hendersonville is a most
foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It is located farspectacular sight to behold. Without a doubt, I'm at
enough north and south to provide four equitablemy most energetic self at this time of year.I fall for
seasons. When the harshness of one seasonGreenville and other areas including the New England
becomes intense, a welcome change happens, almoststates especially during the month of October.
miraculously.The hot, humid, balmy, unbearable heatPerhaps I am biased because I was born in October.
gives way to cool, crisp, casual days and nights. TheAlthough, I really don't think that is the reason. Fall is
smell of fall permeates the air. Greenvillians andharvest time. The harvest is plenteous but the
transplants alike, perk up for the vivid colours of thelaborers are few. Time to get to work, there's much
season. We know a fallen leaf is nothing more than ato do! If you have sown unselfish seeds in fertile soil,
summer's wave goodbye. Green hues become goldenit is time for you to reap a bounteous harvest. This is
yellows, russet reds, ornate oranges and bodaciouswhat I feel, fall is all about!
browns. The subtlety of this magnificent