Between yesterday and today, TONS of leaves fell. In fact, in about two hours, while we were doing some shopping, most of the trees in town went bare. So I wonder … who’s going to clean up the mess? It’s raining, so there will be no raking or blowing until it all dries out … and here is SO much. AND it’s getting cold.
I’m suffering from leaf envy now. So many all at once! They make brilliant leaf mould when rotted (which takes a bit of time). But just right for sowing seeds.
Beautiful autumn leaves.
Thanks, Cee 🙂
Lovely leaves!
🙂
Better than a cranberry crumble! (To look at, not eat of course.)
I rather feel I could eat them. Daft I know. Cranberry crumble sounds good though.
Lovely, aren’t they? 🙂 I have a hard time walking past a pile of leaves these days.
They do look delicious don’t they when they’re freshly fallen and dry. Just want to kick around in some of the piles 🙂
Glorious colours, Tish. 🙂
Thank you, Sylvia
Beautiful photo of gorgeousness ❤
Alison
A glorious photograph…Janet
Thank you, Janet.
The camera can’t resist such beauty!
🙂
Between yesterday and today, TONS of leaves fell. In fact, in about two hours, while we were doing some shopping, most of the trees in town went bare. So I wonder … who’s going to clean up the mess? It’s raining, so there will be no raking or blowing until it all dries out … and here is SO much. AND it’s getting cold.
I’m suffering from leaf envy now. So many all at once! They make brilliant leaf mould when rotted (which takes a bit of time). But just right for sowing seeds.
Reminds me of tramping though the woods up the Duke’s Drive in Chester.
Leaves for the leaf pile!
🙂
Amazing colors… Isn’t it beautiful the way nature dresses its leaves?
Yes, indeed, Dr. Y. She has a super-duper paintbox all her own.
Superb! Splendid autumn impression, Tish.
Thank you, Dina 🙂 The leaves complement your dahlias.