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Bring on Fall

by Betsy Chapman

In this Issue: a preview of the fall beauty that’s to come

I am out of the office today, so this is a prepost

I was driving down Reynolda Road this week, and as I headed past Reynolda Village, I entered my favorite stretch of town in all of Winston-Salem: the trees that canopy over Reynolda Road. Each fall, this short stretch of road comes alive with beautiful fall colors: vibrant oranges and reds and yellows. The fall leaves are not quite there yet, but in another week or two, that road will be absolutely stunning. As will campus.

To give you a preview of the beauty that is to come, here are some of my favorite pictures from falls past.

Have a great weekend, y’all.

fall leaves fall treesWake Forest students walk across Hearn Plaza to class on a beautiful fall morning on Wednesday, November 2, 2016. Wake Forest students cross Manchester Plaza on their way to early morning classes. Wake Forest campus in the fall

Fall leaves cover the brick walkways on Hearn Plaza, with Wait Chapel in the background, on the campus of Wake Forest University, Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Wake Forest students enjoy a warm fall afternoon on Hearn Plaza (the Quad) on Monday, October 25, 2010. Junior Ashley D'Aura ('12) walks through an arch on the east side of the quad.

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