Time is marching on whether we like it or not. I would love to have this jigsaw puzzle as we usually have a puzzle set up to work on in those odd moments; for me, while waiting for the potatoes to boil or some such. The Country Diary of an Edwardian Lady- Autumn, 1000 piece. That link is where I found the best price.
The nights have been cooling down but the days have been warm so many of the growing things are still thriving.
The lavender has had a beautiful purple regrowth. I have two patches and they smell so nice.
The chunky looking Sedum continues to brighten up flower beds.
The humidity of the summer encouraged fabulous Indian Pipe growth.
Both sides of the path in this part of the trail were lined- almost magical.
I just love this time of year. Do you?
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Beautiful photos from your walk! Well, now we need a thin jacket. Can't stop the time coming.
ReplyDeleteWow, I never heard of this Indian pipe, so very interesting! Early mornings are the best, so peaceful. That dark-leaved Sedum is beautiful, it has disappeared from my garden, don't know why. Enjoy the autumn walks with your cute dog.
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ReplyDeleteI am enjoying the cooler weather now, we had too many hot and humid days. The fawn is so pretty, love seeing their spots. The Cedar Waxwings are beautiful birds, I saw a flock of them today during my walk. I like finding the mushrooms and the Indian Pipe does look fabulous. Neddy is growing fast, he reminds me of my old Chocolate Lab. They love going on walks. The sedum and lavender are both beautiful. Lovely post. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, enjoy your weekend. PS, thank you for leaving me a comment.
It's not cool here yet but less humid so that helps! The fawn is precious and I love the Cedar Waxwings! Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteI definitely love this time of year. Your waxwing photo is superb! Love the fawn.
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I've never seen so much Indian Pipe in one spot. Amazing. - Margy
ReplyDeleteCool flower shots, Thanks for joining Garden Affair.
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