It looks as if this will be the last of the images in the Autumn Stroll series. Our rain lately along with some high winds have all but completely stripped the majority of the trees around here. I'll be moving on this month and being thankful. I ran onto a lovely blog today and she has a FREE downloadable "Thanksgiving Workbook. Her name is Michelle and you can find her at She Works His Way … [Read more...]
Red Berries in a Still Life Image
Every day, the colors are becoming more vibrant and will soon be gone....the winter bring rest to nature. A quote for inspiration: “Fall has always been my favorite season. The time when everything bursts with its last beauty, as if nature had been saving up all year for the grand finale.” ― Lauren … [Read more...]
I am Nuts about Acorns
Yes, I AM nuts about acorns as you'll soon see. They're just the cutest little things with their caps on. "The days may not be so bright and balmy—yet the quiet and melancholy that linger around them is fraught with glory. Over everything connected with autumn there lingers some golden spell—some unseen influence that penetrates the soul with its mysterious power." ~Northern Advocate The … [Read more...]
Lovely Chestnuts and Colorful Leaves
The first post in my Autumn Stroll Series I don't think anyone can resist the luscious Autumn colors and the cool brisk days of Autumn. I enjoy this time of year just as much as I do Spring. Instead of the pastels of Spring, we can enjoy the vibrant colors that arrive in Autumn, the musky smell of the Earth beginning its preparation for winter rest and rejuvenation. Autumn burned brightly, a … [Read more...]
Autumn Decor on the Front Deck
Wow! I can't believe this is day 11 of my 31 days of writing and I've only missed one day so far. I'm accomplishing so much and am thankful that I found the 31 days challenge! Today, I spent a little more time on my Autumn Decor. The geese were my Mother's, along with their autumn clothing. I love this basket but can't quite remember exactly where I got it. It appears to be made of tiny vines … [Read more...]