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A trip along Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park reveals a great many gretn trees remaining. The hardier jtrees which had resisted cool fall temperatures have been stimulated to new growth by the welcome moisture. Only the highest peaks have had frost. The chestnut oaks are) turning a deep beige while most bf the other oaks refuse to admit that fall is here, according to Superintendent R. Taylor Hoskins.
Many Park visitors argue that the many shades!of green mixed with the variegatfd colors on the species that have) already turned present a vivid contrast lacking when all of the leaves have turned.
At the lower elevations of the lllue Ridge, the dogwoods are a
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