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Finally Seeing Some Color in The Quad Cities

By Sean Kennedy,

11 hours ago

If there is one thing that everyone looks forward to in the Fall season it is the changing of the leaves.

The vibrant yellows, oranges, and reds on the leaves are always a beautiful sight to see in the foliage this time of year.

As we are now halfway through the month of October, here in the Quad Cities we are finally starting to see some color in the trees.

Although locations further north of the Quad Cities such as Galena are seeing more color at this time of year, the trees here are also beginning to show their colors.

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