Carpe autumnus
05Nov13
It’s been a strange fall in Minnesota: The leaves have been muted this year, and it’s been unusually warm. So warm, in fact, that last week we had two days of dense fog.
But nothing lasts long in this part of the world (except maybe winter). The leaves are mostly gone now, victims of last weekend’s winds — and tomorrow we’ll get our first snowstorm.
In hindsight, I’m grateful I seized this less-than-perfect day last week for an afternoon’s walk in the woods.
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Tags: autumn, fall color, fog, Minnesota fall, Minnesota seasons
I’m homesick now. Stunning photos. Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Aw, Deborah … sorry about the homesickness. But if it helps any, here come the howling winds and the long, dark nights of winter! Ugh. 🙂
The homesickness passes quickly, but I will still have your photos to look at. It’s just that I sometimes miss the four seasons with the brilliant autumns. People say there are four seasons here in Taiwan, and I can sort of “see” that, but without the vibrant colors and a little snowfall in the winter, it’s just not the same. 🙂
Woâ ! Beautiful, gorgeous images. Merci !
Quelle surprise agréable trouver ton commentaire, Mlle. Petit Bois. Merci infiniment … you made my day!
I’m glad you did too. And thanks for sharing the photos!
So nice to see your name and cheery avatar, Patti! Thanks for stopping by!