Fall in Appalachia: A Season of Beauty and Tradition
As fall settles over Appalachia, ridgelines turn red, orange and gold. Crisp air and winding back roads lined with changing leaves remind residents and visitors alike of the region’s natural beauty. The season also draws communities together, from small-town festivals to family traditions handed down through generations. For those who call Appalachia home, fall means more than cooler weather. It is a time to slow down, take in the scenery and celebrate the culture that makes the region special.
Contributed/Reagan Harris
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