The road to the South Hills always has a message for me, always wants to whisper something secret to me. This special autumn day it's a message that the hills have groomed themselves and are ready for me to be overwhelmed by their beauty. The hills await me, the road whispers, and the road reveals to me how the hills have clothed themselvesβ brightest autumn finery brought out again this year from stuffy, hidden trunks, with gold and yellow dresses now covering the spindly legs and knobby knees of quaking aspen, while brilliant saffron sashes gird the expanse beyond the trees, with willows trimmed in scarlet and ochre meadows completing fall's wardrobe, but for the mist. Above it all, a misty veil hovers softly between trees and mountains on days such as this. Of course I'm perfectly willing to be lead by the road, for I relish where it always seems to leadβ for this road never lies to me.