Although not dated, these paintings are typical of Paskell's later style, with broad brush strokes used to create an impressionistic feeling. The spring scene is from a slightly different spot than the fall view. Apple trees dot the banks of the Saco, and a large tree obscures the view of Mount Bartlett on the left shoulder of Mount Kearsarge. In both, Paskell paints the subtle reflections of the trees in the water. Note the diagonal clouds entering the scene from the upper right, a characteristic of many of Paskell's paintings.