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Tag Archives: autumn leaves

Golden Ginkgos

28 Sunday Nov 2021

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I simply can’t resist it – the gorgeous golden glow of Ginkgos in the autumn. Such magnificent ancient trees!

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Changing leaves

14 Sunday Nov 2021

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‘And all the lives we ever lived and all the lives to be are full of trees and changing leaves….’  ~  Virginia Woolf, To the lighthouse

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Autumn: red

10 Sunday Oct 2021

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autumn colour, autumn leaves, red autumn leaves, red leaves

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‘I’m so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers.’
~  L.M. Montgomery

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Autumn: yellow

03 Sunday Oct 2021

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autumn colour, autumn leaves, yellow leaves

‘How beautiful the leaves grow old. How full of light and color are their last days.’  ~  John Burroughs

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335/366 In praise of Beech

30 Monday Nov 2020

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autumn colour, autumn leaves, beech, British trees

In his ‘Ode to a Nightingale’, Keats wrote of a ‘light-winged Dryad of the trees’ singing of summer in ‘some melodious plot of beechen green’. The beechen green has now become beechen gold and brown, but I can still imagine Dryads singing of the beauty of mighty Beech trees, in all their autumnal finery, and even performing paeans in praise of their statuesque forms once those golden leaves have fallen.

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310/366 Geography in a leaf

05 Thursday Nov 2020

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autumn colour, autumn leaves, Oak leaf

This Oak leaf looks to me like a lesson in geography, maybe a topographical map or perhaps a close view of the earth from a satellite, where the veins are rivers, the green the agricultural fields nurtured by their water, the brown the dry uplands.

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313/365 Colours of Autumn

09 Saturday Nov 2019

Posted by sconzani in autumn, leaves, nature, trees, walks

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autumn, autumn at Forest Farm, autumn colour, autumn leaves, autumn trees, Forest Farm Nature Reserve

Here are some of the colours of autumn from my walk around Forest Farm Nature Reserve yesterday. It was magical!

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302/365 Hunger

29 Tuesday Oct 2019

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autumn leaves, leaf, leaves, nibbled leaf

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I’m not sure what creature had eaten all the holes in this leaf as I couldn’t find the culprit but it certainly must’ve been hungry. I rather like the pretty little artwork it had created.

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293/365 Leaf skeleton, I

20 Sunday Oct 2019

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autumn leaves, ghost leaf, leaf skeleton

One of the ghosts of the many beautiful fallen leaves …

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288/365 Autumn treasure

15 Tuesday Oct 2019

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autumn colour, autumn leaves, autumn trees, Heath Park, red leaves

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‘The heart of autumn must have broken here, and poured its treasure upon the leaves.’  ~  Charlotte Fiske Bates, ‘Woodbines in October’, from Risk, and other poems, 1879

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