Almost every fall, I like to visit
Squire’s Castle in the North Chagrin Reservation in Willoughby Hills, Ohio. It’s not really a castle; it is the shell of a gatehouse built at the turn of the 20th century for a large country estate planned by Feargus Squire, one of the founders of the Standard Oil Company in the late 1800s. (The estate was never built.)
It’s a great area to visit for fall colors or for a nice walk on the grounds and on the trails if you are so inclined. Here are my latest photos. (Click on any photo for a larger view.)
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2 comments:
What gorgeous scenery Chris. Reminds me a lot of Houston, NOT! What a lovely blog as well. I was unaware that you had this one.
Your photos are wonderful. What type of camera are you using if you don't mind me asking, a point and shoot or a digital SLR?
I usually don't post my personal blog stuff on my L&O twitter page, but I just felt like shaking things up today.
Those pics were taken with a Nikon SLR, but I've also had very good results with a Nikon point and shoot camera as well. The pics I posted on the blog are reduced so they are at low resolution, but the full resolution shots look a lot better. Of course, it's hard to get a bad shot when the scenery is so nice!
Thanks for stopping by Sara!
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