As the dark days
of November arrives
it is time to
remember.
from many trees.
The last ones
to say good bye are
the Red Oak tree leafs.
growing for a big
Ornamental Grass.
Just got it at the end of
the summer.
bloomers
from the Daisy family:
They come into bloom when the frost
will arrive soon.
which was covered with
abundant flowers in June
saying good bye
as the leafs will
fall.
to a corner
in my garden
the mail box
and the bird feeder are there
for winter duties.
in this post
is a sunset picture.
In a short time
I am not
taking photos
in the dark.
But will lit up with the lights.
There are a few misspelling what I did not do!
ReplyDeleteThis is a surpeise for me, that my text is altered!!!
If I would know how to edit the text I would do it, but if I try, the entire post will go!Those words are disturbing, I did not put it there and this experince is new for me!! J/Blue bird :(
The misspelling disappeard, Strange things are in blogging. J/bb :))))
ReplyDeleteGreat colourful autumn photos, Julia. We got more snow today, so here it's all white outside now.
ReplyDeleteI got your email, thanks :)
Hope you have a nice weekend!
Thanks Hilde!Really enjoyed those birdfeeding "inventions" you make. It's a shame, that the squirels here really dominering the territory.
ReplyDeleteNo snow here yet.
Weather is quite agreeable.
Hope you have a nice week coming up. Love, Julia
Heisann!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colours and scenes, and hopefully we will have no more fallen soldiers to honor in the coming year. We l0st two I think in Afganistan, one from our nearhood.
Have a nice Sunday, Blue Bird ;:OD)
Heisann Nina! You are always so thoughtful. In the everyday life people seldom think about those who give their young life in a war what really just should not be there.
ReplyDeleteLove: J/bluebird