It has been raining for three days but before it started I was able to get out and about and get some fall color shots.
There is nothing more beautiful than the riverbirch tree as it's bark begins to curl and fall to the ground.
The red of the inner trunk is very distinctive.
Nandina just waiting to be used for Christmas decorating.
The holly is abundant.
The leaves are gone but the tiny aristocrat pears are still plentiful.
The wind chimes in front of it's own shadow.
Each season has it's own particular beauty and joy attached to the time of the year.
He has everything just where it should be.
Now Read Em all Tuesday.
Tootsie over at Tootsie Time has a new meme.
I like the idea.
On Tuesday post a blog that you like and have been following and folks can find new things to enjoy and new bloggers to meet.
Pop over and read her ideas about this meme and you may want to join up.
Today I invite you to visit
Weedy Acres Home
This artist has the all kinds of beauty in her neck of the woods and she is a great photographer.
Ima Weed is also my painting teacher.
Here are her own words about her blog.
"I am semi-retired living on a small acreage in central Kentucky. Each day, week, month, year new weeds and 'critters' show up. I don't like chemicals and I don't like killing any thing so most of them are thriving here.
Many find their way onto the blog page."
Each season has it's own particular beauty and joy attached to the time of the year.
He has everything just where it should be.
Now Read Em all Tuesday.
Tootsie over at Tootsie Time has a new meme.
I like the idea.
On Tuesday post a blog that you like and have been following and folks can find new things to enjoy and new bloggers to meet.
Pop over and read her ideas about this meme and you may want to join up.
Today I invite you to visit
Weedy Acres Home
This artist has the all kinds of beauty in her neck of the woods and she is a great photographer.
Ima Weed is also my painting teacher.
Here are her own words about her blog.
"I am semi-retired living on a small acreage in central Kentucky. Each day, week, month, year new weeds and 'critters' show up. I don't like chemicals and I don't like killing any thing so most of them are thriving here.
Many find their way onto the blog page."
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