"Painted in 1945. Putts Hill with valley and tangled trees against it, all in the reds, yellows and oranges of the full height of October color, painted from up on Orcutt Hill Road, beyond Packard place. Brilliant, but atmospheric autumn."
One of Woodward's more interesting choice of locations. It seems as if he intentionally is illustrating the natural profusion of growth and direction among the grooves and ruts of the sloping hill.