autumn comes peeking
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- after a delightful dinner
- autumn
- snow-dappled leaf
- my pot runneth over
- the prospective buyers were 'on the fence'
- is that an angel
- crates
- pink symmetry
- does old stone love
- if you put your ear close
- on an autumn afternoon
- stoically shouldering the remains of the day
- the sun has fallen from the sky
- mr. and mrs bird
- pinwheels of color
- how do ya like
- through fingers of hydrangea
- moon of milk drops
- apple arithmetic
- sunlight parts curtains of condensation
- the bluest eye
- anya, anya, anya,
- brattleboro was blessed yesterday
- what fun to go traveling
- rumpity-tumpity-tump,
- mum's the word.
- poor little things
- how many of you have left
- in autumn, the light blows kisses to us as she sli...
- i glide, as light as air,
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11 comments:
Beautiful soft image Brattcatt, love hydrangeas but find them so hard to grow here, too hot I think! 35C here tomorrow..it's to soon, it's still Spring!!
You help fill a void for those of us who live in climates where we do not see the resplendent fall colors.
Peeking? Looks like it's in full bloom. As delightful as are the colours, fall always makes me sad. Do NOT want to face Ole Man Winter.
Ooh, softly perfect.
Autumn just comes way too soon in New England, even with all her brilliant hues.
Lovely photo.
And it has a lot to tell: we did not meet since one year!
Love the muted colors so typical of fall!
I am amazed that they are still blooming. Enjoy them while you can.
V
Now I wouldn't know a hydrangea if it came up and bit me on the knee. I rely on my wife, the family botanist, for that sort of thing. Still, the pattern is lovely. I'd photograph it!
This color is delicate and the flower looks soft!Adorable postcard!
Léia
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