Leaves falling
Showing front and back
Autumn’s here
It is a long time since a haiku popped into my head.
This one was inspired by this post by Mrs Gumboots.
Joining Cee’s Challenge FOTD – Autumn Leaves
Leaves falling
Showing front and back
Autumn’s here
It is a long time since a haiku popped into my head.
This one was inspired by this post by Mrs Gumboots.
Joining Cee’s Challenge FOTD – Autumn Leaves
Posted in haiku, poetry, walks
Tagged Autumn, haiku, Japan, Mrs Gumboots, Slow Sunday, travel
As you can see I’m learning even more new terms.
The honeysuckle in my garden is having a second flush of blooms and the scent is heavenly in these sunny Autumn days. It inspired this Flat Lay piece of Assemblage art which includes a few verbascum blooms and birch leaves.
And did you know about Knolling ……… no? Nor me ….until I was enlightened by Instagram
knolling is “the process of arranging like objects in parallel or 90 degree angles as a method of organization”.
I’m so fascinated by the markings on these leaves
Leaf love!
Yellow and grey are In!
(Mini birch forest)
Yesterday’s spiral of leaves were drying out but still looking gorgeous enough to adorn with some Marigold petals and Honeysuckle
Oh! Ah! Oooo! the morning dew on Marigolds!!!!!! I’m just loving this Autumn.
I’m not a fan of yellow flowers in the garden as a rule, but couldn’t you just dive into this buxom bloom.
Why not add some honeysuckle berries
I did 3 hours of digging in my garden yesterday in the Battle Against Bamboo (and bindweed!) So I could enjoy some guilt free playtime with petals and leaves.
A Flat Lay extravaganza!
Not In a Vase, but all from my garden, I am once again joining in the IAVOM Garden Party this week.
and
Cee’s FOTD.
Posted in art from natural objects, garden, Vase on Monday
Tagged assemblage art, Autumn, birch leaves, flat lay, honeysuckle, In a Vase on Monday, knolling, leaves, marigold, spiral, verbascum, yellow and grey
Posted in art from natural objects, garden
Tagged Autumn, birch, birch leaves, Fall, flat lay, liquid amber, maple, Silent Sunday, spiral, spiral of leaves, sunset, sycamore
Posted in creativity, walks
Tagged Autumn, Cerne Abbas, Dorset, Feed the Soul Godmanston, Macha Latte, October walk, River Cerne, Silent Sunday, The Silver Well Cerne Abbas
My friend and I walked from Bere Regis car park, through woods,
up to and along Black Hill
past sun-shiny gorse bushes with dense spiders’ nests
down into deep dark sunken lanes
and leafy paths thick with leaf mould underfoot and dappled light ahead
through the village of Shitterton.
(Joining in with Cee’s Which Way Challenge)
The footpath goes between those two cottages.
and into the Drax Arms for my birthday treat, a scrummy Sunday Roast – Thank you lovely walking friend! ❤ (my birthday is on Friday, 11th)
Rounding off the excursion with the obligatory visit to the church, which is huge and full of amazing wooden carvings and this rather sweet sign by a gravestone
A boy named Joy! How delightful.
….. time to light the fire.
Wishing you all a snug evening. ❤
full bright Hunter’s Moon
the colour of fallen leaves
October morning
~
52 Week Photo Challenge Prompt: AUTUMN
Ronovan’s Weekly Haiku Challenge: HUNTER and MOON
To join in the Photo Challenge, or the two challenges together please leave a link in the comments.
Also joining in with Cee’s Which Way Challenge
Have a gorgeous Autumnal Day.
Posted in creativity, haiku, Haiku Challenge, Photo Challenge, poetry
Tagged 52 week Photo challenge, Autumn, Ronovan's Haiku Challenge
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