The heat of summer was still apparent in the first weekend of autumn. On Sunday I went for a wonderful early morning 6 mile walk in the low 20°Cs. Some trees are now turning to their autumn glory, such as this one on the hillside at Bollington in Cheshire. Mancunian Wave is linking today with Monday Mellow Yellows.
I don't see any difference between the autumn season in your country and my area of Canada. They look very similar.
ReplyDeleteAm sure they are Andy, but you have the vastness of space unlike the UK! I so want to see Nova Scotia in the Fall one day. New England in the Fall was spectacular when I was there many years ago.
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i am laughing at the comment above "homely"...it must mean something different there than here lol....beautiful picture!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely looking good!
ReplyDeleteThe Autumn colors are gorgeous and your picture is adorable!
ReplyDeleteLéia
Such wonderful Autumn colours spilling round that delightful stone work.
ReplyDeleteLove the different yellows of this tree. I miss the autumn colors here in New Zealand.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. I love autumn colours.
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