Fall.
One Word Wednesday
october zinnia
martinis with a view
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germinate shawl on rocks
field of flags 2
color affection with edge
cedar leaf shawlette 2
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Yes it is. My lawn is littered in leaves- mostly yellow sweet birch leaves with the occasional red maple. The latter seem to have been afflicted with a fungal thing post Hurricane Irene and are falling as mostly brown leaves.
Great shot, Carole! (My lawn looks much the same. . .)
Fall….in so many ways. Not only the leaves, but the temperatures and today, the rain. Spent Monday and the Berkshires; the colors were definitely not as vibrant and many leaves were already down.
today is the first day it feels like it here. so darned thankful for it too!
I kind of copied you:
http://knittingintranslation.com/?p=2559
I hope you don’t mind.
Love!
Woo!
Crisp!
The leaves are just starting to fall here. I love walking through them and hearing them crunch underfoot.
sort of what my lawn looks like now! except not quite so green, and a lot more wet!