Showing posts with label autumn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label autumn. Show all posts

Tuesday, 13 October 2015

Autumn




Autumn is one of my favourite seasons and I always look forward to the dramatic changes in the landscape and the warm colours that result.




This is a fraction of the collection of pumpkins and gourds that are for sale in the farm shop by Charlecote Park.





I posted photographs last autumn, but their collection is so magnificent, I just had to do it again.

 



We then went for a walk in Charlecote Park and seeing fungi in specific spots was a delight.













A different variety further on




and then some growing on the trunk of a tree.


Sunday, 11 October 2015

Back in the U.K.

 

From summer to autumn in one day.




After a very quiet but enjoyable stay in Greece we are back in the U.K. One of the first things I like to do is go for a walk in the park as I find that this grounds me, makes me accept and welcome the move.

I always start with Mill Gardens





A gorgeous day, cold but sunny and the pond is a pleasure to behold





These two mallards think so too




 
sun, clouds, trees and bushes reflected in the water, brown leaves floating on top
 

 
 


fractured reflections




and a lone coot negotiating its way through




the play of light and shadow on the little bridge
 
 
 
 

the river so still,



 
I have missed all of this.





As I cross the next bridge to get to Jephson Gardens, I notice that there is an unusually large number of Canada geese in the water





I take one of the paths in Jephson Gardens










lots of red this time of year

 



this squirrel will do anything to get to those berries





having finished eating, off we go....





The new sensory garden is finished and it's got lots of colour









 
 


Autumn colours at their best.




 
It's good being back.