A peaceful evening in Fremont.
Sunday was a peaceful day to stroll around Lake Elizabeth.
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The photos were taken from the Mission Hills in Fremont.
A beautiful mountain and a peaceful lake. No wonder, Fremont residents are frequently described as the happiest.
The last remnants of day disappear from the sky.
A nice reminder to be aware of the beauty all around us.
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The sun peaks through the trunk of the tree.
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Alameda Creek is a popular local hike, as is Mission Peak, seen in the distance.
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Bright sun rays stream down from a dark sky, as seen from the Vargas Plateau.
The shooting star show is known for bright fireballs — explosions of light and color that can persist longer than an average meteor streak.
This lovely photo captured the reflections of clouds and ripples on the water's surface.
The photos were taken on Saturday.
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Paul Sethy photographed his plants with vibrant red and white flowers.
The sun is shining, which is apparently reason enough for this flower to bloom.
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Lake Elizabeth is beautiful in any weather.
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This is the view from Coyote Hills Regional Park in Fremont.
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Jeff Sicurello snapped these photos last Thursday.
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Clear skies made for optimal celestial viewing over Fremont.
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The trees appear to be one strong wind away from losing their leaves for the winter.
This beautiful sunrise was photographed from Mission Peak.
Are your eyes drawn by the colors streaking through the sky, or the tree emblazoned with autumn leaves?
Taken on Nov. 15, this full moon was just above the treetops when this photo was taken.
Fall colors are on full display, twice!
The view from the hiking trail was phenomenal.
A neighborhood tree puts on a beautiful display of its residents.
Under threatening November skies, Fremont looks lovely.
Henry Shen captured these captivating photos.
Melissa Galarsa snapped this photo of a tree branch that seems to be reaching for the top of the mountain, like booping a dog on the nose.
These eye-catching trees are in the Mission Hills area of Fremont.
It's so beautiful — where do you direct your gaze?