"October Awakening
I saw october awakening right infront of me
And it was amazing
Because I Knew that I was going to be a part of october"
Aldo Kraas
I saw october awakening right infront of me
And it was amazing
Because I Knew that I was going to be a part of october"
Aldo Kraas
October has arrived and with it the weather has made a further subtle turn. There is still sun to be had but now we have more mist and fog and even some rather welcome rain over the last couple of days. The air has got that smell of Autumn, sort of moist slightly sweetly starting to rot and with just a hint of bonfire.
Already we have the promise of next year's flowers on the magnolia tree.
The marigolds in the vegetable borders are getting ready to self-seed,
There is still plenty of colour,
Today it is still warm enough to have some butterflies wafting around, though this one looks a little damp, I'm wondering if it got rained on?
The birds and wasps are seeing to the wildfalls.The leaves are starting to turn,
the flowers are fading,
There's no need to hunt for a red October though, the colours are arriving all by themselves.
I like October.
What a lovely, lovely post. This really made me smile on a wet and wintery friday afternoon, so thank you!
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures, can smell Autumn just looking at them!
ReplyDeleteI love Autumn, and that smell you get in the air is rather magical, laced with woodsmoke as people light fires again. You seem to be further in to it than us though, the only leaves going yellow are the hostas as yet.
ReplyDeleteI like October too, you put it so well. The colours and smells in the garden go through subtle changes as the year winds down and some days are so warm and sunny as though September doesn't want to let go.
ReplyDeleteEek! Autumn colours are nice but we're not ready yet for the cold months ahead.... Nice shots!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind words. We've just had a lovely sunny, warm October weekend, we are being spoiled at the moment.
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