It's very definitely autumn now, as evidenced by the first proper mist of the season on Tuesday.
Kirsty Hall, Morning Mist, October 2009
This was the sight that made me run back inside for my camera! Isn't this leaf just incredible - it looks as though it's been gilded or sprayed with gold paint but it's completely natural.
Kirsty Hall, Leaf Turning Gold, October 2009
The spiders really pull out all the stops at this time of year. I am always astounded when I go out in the morning to find metres of silk spanning entire corners of the garden - how do they even do that?
Kirsty Hall, Spider Web, October 2009
Kirsty Hall, Spider Web, October 2009
Kirsty Hall, Spider Web, October 2009
Stephanie Clayton
Beautiful. Spider webs always amaze me.
Fall is my favorite season- but it's something I've sorely missed since moving to semi-tropical climes many years ago. The next best thing is seeing photos like these- I can almost feel the cool crisp air.
Thanks for sharing these wonders of nature.
Kirsty Hall
I'm glad you like them, Stephanie. It was so crisp and autumnal; I enjoyed getting out and breathing the cold air deep into my lungs. Mind you, we've not had any seriously cold mornings yet. Even in the winter, it doesn't usually get too bad here - we're in the mild wet south west of England, we rarely get the bitterly cold winter weather that I grew up with in Scotland.
Kirsty Hall
I'm glad you like them, Stephanie. It was so crisp and autumnal; I enjoyed getting out and breathing the cold air deep into my lungs. Mind you, we've not had any seriously cold mornings yet. Even in the winter, it doesn't usually get too bad here - we're in the mild wet south west of England, we rarely get the bitterly cold winter weather that I grew up with in Scotland.
Stephanie Clayton
Beautiful. Spider webs always amaze me.
Fall is my favorite season- but it's something I've sorely missed since moving to semi-tropical climes many years ago. The next best thing is seeing photos like these- I can almost feel the cool crisp air.
Thanks for sharing these wonders of nature.
Stephanie Clayton
Beautiful. Spider webs always amaze me.
Fall is my favorite season- but it's something I've sorely missed since moving to semi-tropical climes many years ago. The next best thing is seeing photos like these- I can almost feel the cool crisp air.
Thanks for sharing these wonders of nature.
Kirsty
Post authorI'm glad you like them, Stephanie. It was so crisp and autumnal; I enjoyed getting out and breathing the cold air deep into my lungs. Mind you, we've not had any seriously cold mornings yet. Even in the winter, it doesn't usually get too bad here - we're in the mild wet south west of England, we rarely get the bitterly cold winter weather that I grew up with in Scotland.