Capture: Autumn lite
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
a re edit of the daffodils :)
nice Jos, where in the world did the daffies come from - this is ........ autumn!
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Russetty red
and going bare
and autumn sky tower from awesome Sunday
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Gull - looking for direction
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Updated neo-brutalist architecture, all russetty glow in the autumn lite.
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Jos, in reply to
where in the world did the daffies come from - this is ........ autumn!
Ah, the magic of florists, they were bought on Friday and were all still buds, Saturday they were opening, Sunday all up and out, amazing timing!
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Photo tropes...
Ah, the magic of florists...
When photographer met phototroph?
Hello Helio trope...on Friday ... all still buds,
Saturday they were opening,
Sunday all up and out,
amazing timing!...amazing engineering!
There's a song in there somewhere, too...
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Autumn and winter aren't my favourite seasons. But cooler weather has some benefits. We hardly see this cat all summer, let alone get close to her. But here, on a cooler night, after huddling hopefully all evening by the heater which isn't even on, she grabs the next warmest opportunity that comes along. I'm sure we'd still be sitting there is she had her way.
I guess I should get in first with the leggs jokes - this cat couldn't ig-nora leggs?
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Short lived sheets of gold
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Jos,
It was a quick flash of colour here as well, but nothing like your display, lovely! The cosy cat looks like it would make an amazing handbag like that. :)
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
cosy cat looks like it would make an amazing handbag like that. :)
I'll tell her that! Actually, at the moment she looks more like a cushion, don't know where her other food supply is, but it must be good!
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JacksonP, in reply to
Blood red horizon. Wishing I had my camera, instead of just my phone.
Short lived sheets of gold
Nice Nora.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
that sky's the limit
Blood red horizon...
it's as if Turner had an Eye-Phone
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Cheers Ian.
Goldfinch on, um, what's it called? Whatever you do don't take my word for it, because I called it lavender.
A rosemary by any other name would smell as sweet
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Lilith __, in reply to
A rosemary by any other name would smell as sweet
Parsley, sage, lavender, and thyme...
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Jos,
winter's eve
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
winter’s eve
fishing for gold!
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Autumn’s morn
this morn, on the riverbank.I thought to read the signs in relation to budgetary politics or personals, but inspiration did not take me past
Morn Ng swerve.
Feel free to elaborate or head off at 180 degrees with this … -
On the riverbank a little earlier,
solo duck and best friend the black chook exchange glances. They are unmoved by the spectacle but agree it is a sign that breakfast will soon be served. -
Jos,
I love your riverside story Chris, though I expect they will be plotting some sort of revenge if the staff doesn't hurry up and stops taking photos.
Mr Heron was keeping an eye on me this morning.
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And what an eye, Jos! But back on the subject of breakfast, not the ducks', nor a dog's, but mine this morning for all to see - muesli by my own fair hands featuring heaps of walnuts. But in particular the drops of yoghurt each similarly moulded by tetrapak spout but with variations, suddenly reminded me of something - the ?"genetically modified" ?raindrops of yours in the tui tui blend I commented on back two pages.
Hence photo, and to ask how/what are those ghostly face-like drop-likes of yours in Tui tui in the rain, all similar but each different?
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Jos,
Wonderful as they are, they are completely random, don't know if that makes them better or worser.
Your breakfast looks wonderful, it's nice to lead an artistic life.
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So confused…. autumn or spring?
maybe that is what the duck and the black chook are discussing?
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OK, looks like autumn....
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Autumn facade
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Jos,
Autumn birdies definitely
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