tot·ter
ˈtätər/
verb
gerund or present participle: tottering
1.
move in a feeble or unsteady way.
“a hunched figure tottering down the path”
That’s me. The last couple of days I’ve pushed myself to get out with a camera and get photos of this fine fall foliage. And I am not recovered yet, three months enforced sitting, plus remaining leg pain (think I’m going to need another shot…Watson, The needle!)
But after many months with nothing to post but the hi-jinks of the “little rascals” (known commonly as Barry and the Pirates), finally some pictures.
If I was a ghost I’d haunt this tree
After driving all over, I returned to pick my mother up at the dentist and saw this perfect fall tree.
On the North River 
Most excellent “Holmes ” I’ll get the needle!
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Take another look at the daisies, I think someone was picking flowers where there were bare spots. So I “photoshopped” it a little fuller.
See where the flower doesn’t match up with the stem? There are three duplicate clusters of three daisies that are exactly the same.
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