November is as beautiful as always. Treeleaf has turned, now falling rapidly, but temperate weather encourages flowers to bloom. We have collected a few apples, almonds, and cobnuts. Squash ripens in le jardin ‘potager’, waiting to be, ‘put in the pot’. The stove is lit, and warms the thick stone walls. This is how we prepare for winter.
Once farmers used every piece of land productively. They grew apple trees along vineyard verges. But no one collects the apples now. They ripen and fall, food for the insects, anyhow.
The sky falls in,
acorns,
from the big oak tree,
thud,
there nestling
in a bed of leaves.
Marigold,
she warms my heart,
still beacon bright,
midst autumn light.
Far
stretching
long shadows
warm autumn sun
paints landscape
leaf rust
gold.
Aww….lovely and beautiful pictures. I love the way you’ve written abt it as well.
Have a great day!
Arcane owl
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Thanks Arcane Owl, have a great day too.
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This was simply refreshing and lovely, V. I enjoy natural setting and the whole thing gave me a sense of serenity. Hugs, Robin ♡
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Your words were beautiful in their explaining how nature makes you feel: marigolds acting like beacons bright and cheery. The shadows and sun light, making the landscape “leaf rust gold.” Pure magic, V.
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Beautifully presented with gorgeous photos and descriptions.
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This warms my heart. I really love the pictures.
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Such a wonderful post. Loved your poetic words personalizing the photos.
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Thankyou Olga for your lovely comment. Best wishes to you.
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