Concordian Emily Wheeler stumbled upon this magnificent sight near Fairyland Pond. Her glorious photos with the golden leaves were taken a day after than the only-acorn-garnished ones. Also, the site expanded into a second downed tree's rootball during that time. She named it the "Acorn Palace."In Celtic mythology, the oak acts as a gateway between worlds. Fairyland was named by the Alcott girls who used to play there. Combining this ancient mythology and this year's bumper crop of acorns, we say: Fairyland, indeed! (click on any image to launch a pop-up window with a larger view)
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