Bouncing deeper into Fall
Published 2:41 pm Tuesday, October 20, 2020
StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders Five-year-old Ridde William and his two-year-old sister Hadley are enjoying their family’s trampoline, under the watchful eyes of dad, before dinner. Now that’s how you get your bouncy on.
StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders T.A. Dugger seventh-grader Michelle Shields works on her jump shot under the watchful eye of her father Michael on a basketball goal in the front yard of their home.
StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders There are many spooky Halloween displays around Elizabethton and Carter County, but not all of them are scary, like this Scarecrow and his friend guarding some pumpkins.
StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders Two fishermen take advantage of a warm fall afternoon to relax and test their luck on the Watauga River up the Broad Street Extension in Lynn Valley.
StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders There are many spooky Halloween displays around Elizabethton and Carter County, like this one on West E. Street.
StarPhoto/Larry N. Souders Fall colors are just starting to show in the lower elevations of Carter County and around Elizabethton. Soon this barn will be surrounded by reds, golds and oranges as colors to really start popping in the next seven to ten days.
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Just as the cooler temperatures bring on the change of colors in trees, it also seems to bring out those who enjoy the coolness to play and take in the changes throughout the local neighborhoods.
Children out jumping on trampolines, folks decorating for Halloween, and others just taking time to wet a line and enjoy an ebbing stream are just some of the sights one might find while driving around the roads that lead through Carter County.
Larry Souders, a Star Photographer, captured some great images this week while out and about.
