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Oh i love Autumn, I feel that this year the colours are slow to show themselves around here...xx
Julie,
truly wonderful thoughts and pictures. I haven't visited for awhile so it was like a huge reward going through your recent blogs, just lovely xx
It is so intersting to see your world in Autumn while mine is so deeply in Spring! We still have stashes of acorns caps in all corners of the house.
Your top photo instantly took me back to the front lawn of the Museum of SA circa 1982 when there used be a tree that dropped those lovely 'spines' we called them! Thanks for the time travel!
i love leaves that have all their leafy flesh missing and you can see all the stems
x from
http://summerpicnicwedding.blogspot.com/
My Autumn colours are a bit more 'slushy' and damp! Everything seems to have a cool patina and there is definitely a chill in the air. Time to haul out the winter coats...
I am coveting your acorn hats! They are gorgeous!
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