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Monday, September 15, 2008
The Colors Of Fall
This is what we found in our maple today! The colors are changing!! I think that we're in for a brilliant fall palette with the exceptional rains that we've had this summer.
Hi, Chey--Thanks for visiting my blog--and mostly for getting me over to yours. I love them both--your photos are wonderful. I grow daylilies, but know nothing about hybridizing--I look forward to visiting more often. Best, Cosmo
Doesn't it surprise you that we've this much color so soon? I was really caught off guard as we travelled through a secondary "back road" last weekend. You're right - I think the color will be spectacular this year.
Thanks for your visit and nice comment! Your photos are fabulous! It´s almost fall also here in Sweden...the maple is changing ´the colors...it´s windy...and rainy... but the roses are still blooming!
Stunning colours. I have some witchhazel that are just beginning to turn and also a cornus. They go the most amazing red shades, and I love to see them lit up by the sun.
Lovely Chey ... what more is there to say! Just arrived at our cottage (2 1/2 hour drive north from home), stunned to see autumn's face after 2 weeks gone! Bittersweet for me but sugar feeds my camera lens ;)
Thank you for you're wonderful photos,you sure live in a beautiful place.I live in an old industrial town in England,called Rochdale,so I really appreciate seeing such wonderful pictures.Thanks again for raising my spirits,it's a great website.
This is what we found in our maple today! The colors are changing!! I think that we're in for a brilliant fall palette with the exceptional rains that we've had this summer.
Wonderful colours Chey - looks like you are in for a stunning Autumn
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Hi, Chey--Thanks for visiting my blog--and mostly for getting me over to yours. I love them both--your photos are wonderful. I grow daylilies, but know nothing about hybridizing--I look forward to visiting more often. Best, Cosmo
ReplyDeleteDoesn't it surprise you that we've this much color so soon? I was really caught off guard as we travelled through a secondary "back road" last weekend. You're right - I think the color will be spectacular this year.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit and nice comment! Your photos are fabulous! It´s almost fall also here in Sweden...the maple is changing ´the colors...it´s windy...and rainy... but the roses are still blooming!
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Stunning colours. I have some witchhazel that are just beginning to turn and also a cornus. They go the most amazing red shades, and I love to see them lit up by the sun.
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Beautiful colours. The visual feast of autumn makes up for the darkening mornings and evenings.
ReplyDeleteChey Thanks for the tease...
ReplyDeleteThe radiant warmth of the orange you captured is a taunting glimpse of what beauty I can expect here in the next month or two.
Regards from the West Coast
Lovely Chey ... what more is there to say! Just arrived at our cottage (2 1/2 hour drive north from home), stunned to see autumn's face after 2 weeks gone! Bittersweet for me but sugar feeds my camera lens ;)
ReplyDeleteAutumn hasn't got going yet where I live. Some brown and uninteresting leaves are falling as a sort of prelude.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to it. Not only will the colours (hopefully) be inspiring, I love the smell of it - very energising.
Lucy
LOOSE AND LEAFY
Thank you for you're wonderful photos,you sure live in a beautiful place.I live in an old industrial town in England,called Rochdale,so I really appreciate seeing such wonderful pictures.Thanks again for raising my spirits,it's a great website.
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