What a week! What a year! Take a deep breath and a walk outside to enjoy the vibrant autumn colors this season. Over the years and during the past week This is Whidbey’s David Welton has caught the season’s colors.
Maples
Our island maples give us light in the dark days 
Big leaf maple yellow burst of color 
Maple leaf floating 
Nurse log along trail at Japanese Gulch in Mukilteo 
Autumn carpet at Japanese Gulch 
Maple leaves seen through a window in the rain outside David Welton’s home
Autumn Bounty
Pumpkins, red barn and gray sky 
Lancaster Road barn and apples 
Beauty berries live up to their name 
Apples linger after leaves have fallen
Mountains, sunset, hydrants, lanterns, grass, spider, and an autumn frog
November Olympic skyline 
November sunset and bare trees and silhouette of Olympic Mountain range 
Vibrant red fall colors popular on Whidbey 
Bones of a Chinese Lantern 
November muted autumn colors of grass 
yellow garden spider 
Frog in the fall
A woodcarver with a long history and Clinton color
Pat McVay is a woodcarver with more than 40 years’ experience with nearly 30 exhibitions since 1994 and nearly 20 permanent installations. Currently look for his wood sculptures and wander in the Coupeville Woods at Price Sculpture Forest.
Stately pepper tree in Clinton 
Pat McVay’s many wood sculptures 
Fall colors frame old farmhouse on French Road
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