I’m so glad that I live in a world where there are Octobers..
L.M. Montgomery
We are on week 3 of Festival of the Leaves. I was fixated on the geese more than color at the time I captured this. My heart gets excited when I see them fly. But change is happening.. Please check out Dawn Miller’s blog, to see what she, and other participants are sharing.
Just a peek of where wild things grow
And if you are weary, you can rest among the Oak trees
Calling all hunters of Autumn color, we are on week two. To participate, go to Lingering Visions and say “hello,” to Dawn.
It’s time for Festival of the Leaves. Since we relocated in December, we have not experienced Autumn in this area. Dawn Miller at Lingering Visions, will be hosting this, for all Autumn leaf hunters. I look forward to fall color finds.
The theme at the Daily Post is Variations on a theme. It has been raining a lot so it has kept us indoors. At this time of year, many are looking for color, especially for those of you that have had endless days of snowfall. I am in no hurry for the days to hurry up as they fly by fast enough, but I can understand how we do get a little antsy for change. So for today, I offer you some variation in color…
Downtown, in this very humble place..
Just a side note.. The small point and shoot camera I am using is on it’s way out. I am having to crop a black smudge in the photos. This camera has been very well used and very handy, but not all things last forever.
autumn rain
clears the air
revives the earth
from summer’s heat
hues of gold, yellow and brown
leaves that fall
and dance around
crispy apples, take a bite
sounds crunchy
like leaves under your feet..
bring out the sweaters
that wrap your arms
nice and cozy..
a cup of coffee or some tea
don’t forget about hot cider, and
of course a sweet spicy treat..
an autumn girl I am..
r gould
