Autumn in Pittsburgh
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Julianne is a a 2013 MBA student at the Tepper School of Business. Her blog, Sleeping Between Spreadsheets, aims to showcase her unique experiences at the Carnegie Mellon University. |
Over the last couple of months, the city has exploded into this amazing display of brilliant reds, yellows, oranges, and rusts.
Since Pittsburgh had a bit of a drought over the summer, the theory is that that has triggered the amazing colours you see below:
These trees turned red in early October. They are at the front of the CMU campus by Forbes Ave.
A couple of weeks later, the red turned into a sparkling gold:
Gold is a common colour around here. The following two shots are on North Craig Street in late September/early October:
These are shots taken from my place in North Oakland the last couple of weeks:
And from this morning:
This tree is outside Skibo gym, opposite Posner Hall, early October:
Finally, these trees are in South Side, across the river from CMU, taken this morning:
