Around the states, the four seasons display nature’s beauty, ranging from the sunlit atmosphere of summer, the glittering sky after a summer storm, the falling leaves of autumn, and the unbearable cold of the snowy winters.  A year, 365 days, of the four seasons exposes the colors of nature that the city cannot replicate.  

Out of the city and into the suburban areas, you are met with the variety of colors nature gives us along with their feelings of authenticity. Although you aren’t met with big towering skyscrapers or the flashing lights of the streets, you are met with the slower life of the world. During spring, you are expected to see every flower blooming to its fullest, its petals feeling the dew of your surroundings—seeing growth from a new start. As the hot summer heat hits your skin, one might expect the crashing waves of the ocean, the water glistening on the horizon, or maybe the aftermath of a harsh storm, leaving the sky in colors never shown. In the cooler months, the trees display a fiery red color later drifting onto the ground. As the trees become bare, the snow starts to fall, slowly trapping you in its coziness. 

In the world gifted to us, there are many things humans overlook. As you venture out, you see the beauty of the world, without any filters. Enter this new but old world.