Today was a golden day – not a breath of air and the landscape lit up by the oak trees that still have their leaves. Here are some glimpses, then, of my corner of Shropshire on a late November afternoon.
Cardinal Guzman: The Changing Seasons
The Changing Seasons ~ Today Below Wenlock Edge, Rambling Through Westhope And Easthope
Tish Farrell 
Looks delightful. I do miss those Shropshire hills. But I am hoping that we get a blue sky day down here soon so I can have a walk on a beach. Today though was back to steely grey.
I’m sure it’s hard not to miss Shropshire, but it must be so good to be near the sea – even if the weather is being gloomy.
Truly stunning. Air quality improving in Delhi but no magnificent skies. Hopefully no one will be burning the fallen leaves.
Phew! Good news about the air.
Wonderful view… 🙂
Cheers, Drake.
Gorgeous. I mean it.
Thank you, Ark. It was an extraordinary day.
Beautiful!
Cheers, Jennie.
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Beautiful, especially liked the one with the leaves framing the top of the photo, and the tree with the moss halfway up, but they were all lovely country vistas.
Thank you, Claudette 🙂
If I hadn’t known better, I’d have thought you were in Vermont. Sometimes, I realize why this area is called “New England.”
Beautiful. Really. Sometimes, it’s easy to forget how lovely this time of year can be.
It can be spectacular, between the dank and frigid spells, can’t it. I don’t remember us being quite so colourful so late before. As I was taking the pix I was also thinking of New England. too
Oh my look at all of the colour! We are in a serious state of gray here. Such amazing photos.
Grey? that’s not how I imagine you 🙂 But yes the colours over here this year have been special, a long slow leaf-drop. But I guess even those stalwart leafy oaks might give in to a stiff frost.
Lovely images.
Thanks, Pete.
Beautiful scenery, Tish
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You live in a beautiful part of the country Tish, love the photo of golden oak leaves with the woods in the background!
Thanks, Gilly. I was pleased with that shot too. The sun was so very obliging.
Mmmm, delicious…
Brilliant gallery. The sun is low enough to create that beautiful light.
Thank you for those very kind words, Cardinal G.
This is the kind of fall I dream about, Tish. and today would have been a good one in which to tour the countryside. The fields in your photos are still so green. Even though our weather has been unseasonably mild, I doubt I’d come across near as much greenery in our fields. Won’t be long now before all we see is white.
All over frost this morning. The greenery in the fields is winter wheat popping up. I’m sure it didn’t used to sprout so early. My memory of winter is bare ploughed fields. These days they rarely seem to be empty.
Ah – seasons touch our soul – and the tree shots here were some of my favs – the looking up at all the variety (light – texture – foliage – etc) and then the ones with line design and silhouette….
Beautiful weather to soak up and share….