The changing leaves within the Adirondacks brings peace, beauty, and happiness. These changing leaves signals new beginnings. Every September, the green leaves on the trees form into something even more beautiful. The trees turn to red, orange, yellow, and green leaves that brighten the Adirondacks. Some people may fret the changing leaves, while others may look forward to them. Whatever one’s feelings towards fall leaves may be, they have a great deal of importance. The changing leaves within the Adirondacks signal growth, peace and continuation of the earth.
After the long summer months of hot days, tourists crowding the mountains, kids exploring the nature while at summer camp, high affluential residents coming to spend their summer weekends in the Adirondacks, fall comes and brings peace. The changing of the seasons from summer to fall bring a sense of peace and unity. The summer in the Adirondacks can be populated and the nature can become exploited. But as the summer months fade away, and the leaves begin to change this signifies a new season within the Adirondacks. It signals a sense of uniformity as the residents of the area stay and the tourists leave. This change of season exemplifies the true users of the Adirondacks. The individuals in the Adirondacks who get to experience the everyday changing of the individual leaves are the ones who call the Adirondacks their home. The people who get to experience the true beauty of the foliage within the Adirondacks deserve to experience this beauty because they are the owns who work, live, and help keep the Adirondacks afloat. The fall foliage is an important benchmark to allow the ones who live within the area to be able to experience the evolving and changing seasons. It is a deserving privilege for the native residents of the Adirondacks to be able to experience the true beauty of the colorful Adirondack leaves.
Not only does the changing leaves within the Adirondacks signify a change of populated summer to calm fall, but it also signifies growth of the region. As the summer months close, and the fall leaves begins it signifies the changing of the earth and the preparation for the coming winter months. In fact, the changing of the leaves is vital to a healthy earth. The changing leaves mean that colder temperatures are nearing, and that summer has passed. This is important as it allows organisms to prepare for the coming months. Not only that, the changing leaves indicates that our earth is properly evolving. If the leaves weren’t changing, then this would indicate that the temperatures within the Adirondacks were too high which would result in even more terrible climate crisis than what is occurring now. The fall foliage acts as a landmark that parts of the earth are still evolving in the way they should be.
People may look at the Adirondack leaves and think that they are beautiful, but not think beyond the beauty of the leaves. However, when one thinks more deeply about the leaves, they will notice the importance and messages that changing leaves can symbolize. The changing leaves bring on unity, peace, and growth.