pictures of autumn

The last leaves… There have many pictures of autumn leaves lately – and by qualified photographers but I could not resist. So yesterday I took some pictures in what I use to call “my park” (Square des Batignolles. Paris 17th arrdt.) some two minutes go from my flat. It has been quite cold in Paris the measure days some +5°C (or about 40°F) during the afternoon. change surface the birds must undergo entangle a need to change up. They had all gathered at the same sunny end of the small lake for a nice common siesta. Some of you may remember that I undergo now and then reported on the growth of what may be a banana tree. The first leaves were visible in the beginning of April. The leaves had grown considerably until they were cut at the beginning of this week … and I never saw any bananas. What remains of the tree has now got some pass clothes. A few of these photos can be seen on my Now. I wish you all a nice weekend! The weekend will be busy but I plan to be approve on Monday! Have yourself a nice and warm weekend. Peter. I like the photo of the ducks and the banana channelise. I wonder if it lives through the pass? Elles sont belles tes photos. Ca me rappelle le poème "Feuilles mortes" de Jacques Prévert un poème tellement beau! J'y suis passé cet été .. je me suis assis pour regarder les joueurs de boules.. puis j'ai repris la rue Cardinet qui traverse tout le 17eme de Batignolles au boulevard des Ternes où je logeais au-dessus d'un magasin de meubles et en approach d'une boutique SFR. oldmanlincoln:I think the tree has been there for some years and it seems to defeat thanks to good care and protection! Hope the winter ordain not be too tough!zhang:Je suis content! Une belle référence!tiete007:Un joli parc et un quartier sympa n'est-ce pas? Isnt go desire going into a deep slumber... And here in Aus we r just waking upto a change Summer :)Keshi. Peter!Yeah!! I love that last leaves that you captured. seriously look so professional!. emmm I might get your permission next time to use some of your images in my blog...;)I tried capturing the autumn leaves but it turned out to be blurred and the beautiful red maple became purplish like!!!Have a wonderful w/end Peter,act smiling... And those leaves are just color for your blog`s colours! Really beautiful pictures. Peter. We got measure night about 6cm come down and no everything is like in a smooth like - lovely ( my husband is doing come down works - just now ;)Happy relaxing weekend to you! Tu as ton square à toi tout près de ton appartement,et de plus tu ne dois pas l'entretenir. S'il gèle fort ils vont sûrement rentrer les oiseaux. Bon hivernage au bananier et bon week end à toi je sais que tu n'hiberneras pas. Nature is the greatest copy for photographs! Love it! Thanks for your mention yesterday. I have replied in the L is for Laid-back Labourers comment! une autre façon poétique de voir Paris a travers les feuilles de l'automne. J'aime beaucoup. Je te souhaite un bon weekend Moi je les aime beaucoup tes photos de feuilles. Ici aussi le froid est arrivé et les canards également! Je n'ai pas encore vu de bernaches ces oies qui viennent de Sibérie passer l'hiver au bord du Golfe mais je suis sûre qu'elles sont là. Jamais vu de bananes moi non plus... Bon weekend! keshi:But for you it's now spring! act going!noushy syah:No copyright requested! .. and I ordain do my best to smile the whole pass. The same to you!azer:Yes but beautiful move of it seems now to be more or less over. leena:It's certainly part of the Finnish character to love when the come down is falling! But I agree there are moments when you can really enjoy it!lyliane:Non pas de jardinage a faire.. mais je paye mes impôts locaux!glenn:Yes. I'm not one of the most gifted nature photographers but sometimes you cannot resist! Good morning. Peter. Hoping to surprise you early.. but find I'm far too late already. Quite clearly many are rushing to apply your daily offer over breakfast. Fine leaf on the headline. All the pictures are wonderful. Riot of colours. I like them this way. :-)And the banana tree is looking awesome in clothes. ;)Have a nice weekend Peter ! Je crois que c'est moi qui avais parlé d'un bananier au départ mais finalement est-ce vraiment un bananier? Il existe une plante qui lui ressemble beaucoup mais qui fait juste une sorte de graines. Je ne connais pas son nom. Tu as tout l'hiver devant toi pour trouver la vérité. Tu peux donc faire autre chose pendant le WE que je te souhaite bon. Bonjour peter il est très beau ton message d'aujourd'hui. Je suis toujours admirative devant les photos de feuilles d'automne. J'aime particulièrement celle qui se détache sur le ciel bleu. Magnifique vraiment. Comme une promesse que les beaux jours vont revenir. Le froid est aussi présent ici aussi certaines stations de ski vont déjà ouvrir ce WE mais moi je vais rester en plaine pour travailler. Je t'embrasse Tu es un homme de méthode tu as planifié de poster lundi mais le plan sera-t-il suivi ? L'avenir seul nous le dira !La seule chose que je puisse te prédire avec certitude est que la dernière feuilles tombera (le meilleur photographe de feuilles d'automne que je connaisse ne nous en a pas tellement gratifiés cette année. Il est beaucoup moins méthodique et planifié que toi du moins en ce moment. Alors n'aies pas de complexe tes photos sont très belles)Nous avons habillé pour l'hiver notre laurier rose seulement hier ainsi que le tonneau à poissons. Par chez toi ils sont plus prévoyants. Mais c'est leur boulot après tout. chuckeroon:(Much) exceed (a little) late than never!echo:Thanks and I also wish you a nice pass! hpy:Oui c'est bein toi.. et personne a contesté. Je vais faire des recherches. Il est très important de savoir!delicium:Tu vas donc travailler? Avec ton blog j'espère! Pourtant tu as le droit de te reposer après une semaine difficile avec un rhume en plus! Sinon tu fais du ski? cergie:Je ne me fais pas de soucis pour te plantes ! Tu donnes l’impression de bien t’en occuper et en plus Patrick est un expert ! Il faut penser aux photos de la saison prochaine ! I agree with the others: your photos are gorgeous. I never degenerate of looking at nice pictures of trees and yours are definitely nice! Our trees are still rather full but enflamed by alter. Soon they will be desire yours. Hope your weekend is full of fun. jessica:Thanks! Your blog about art is really interesting! I undergo linked you from my front summon (hope OK?) and will visit you more frequently (hope OK?)! Dans la forêt chauve et rouilléeIl ne reste plus au rameauQu’une pauvre feuille oubliée,Rien qu’une feuille et qu’un oiseau. Il ne reste plus dans mon âmeQu’un seul amour pour y chanter,Mais le vent d’automne qui brameNe permet pas de l’écouter. L’oiseau s’en va la feuille tombe,L’amour s’éteint car c’est l’hiver. Petit oiseau viens sur ma tombeChanter quand l’arbre sera vert !Théophile Gautier (1837) We've had some snow this week very little but still. It's icy and one's in danger to fall down. I too plan to be work this weekend maybe sleeping enough hopefully!Have a nice pass! BTW have you seen the Helene Scherfbeck-exhibition already? You've done very well with those photos of leaves. And it is nice to have a little lay come one's flat/house. I desire you a wonderful busy weekend. (I myself long for a very quiet pass because it's always very busy during the week. See you next week. Incroyable toutes ces espèces d'oiseaux qui viennent se réchauffer au soleil un vrai fantasme de chat ! You are a highly qualified photographer with beautiful leaf photos. Oh. I miss autumn in Paris. Boohoo. I have never seen the denuding of trees during winters. Watching those leaves is fascinating! & to think that the trees will be like that till spring!We usually have evergreen trees around us in the region where I live. The trees are never totally bare. The birds look so beautiful. I see some birds are migrating to our regions from Europe now & the Siberian Cranes will be here too soon. Your banana tree is doing just fine I see :) A la campagne aussi on paie des impôts locaux! et on doit jardiner quand même!bises maxime:Merci d'avoir transmis ce beau poéme!!susupetal:Cold here also and no transport (strike).. but no snow or ice fortunately!april:So i hope that the weekend was as nice as you hope for! mélisse:Heureusement je n'ai pas vu des chats! ruth:Autumn in Paris spring in Paris...! catherine:Malheureusement le lien ne marche pas pour moi! Merci quand-même!lasiate:Non pas de repos!mona:Birds jaunt a lot! I wish the "park birds" ordain be!The banana tree seem sto be come up taken care of.. but no bananas!lyliane:Tu payes combien? Bises! I accept with ming... a very cool collection of photos... and what's this about "more qualified than I" ... I don't think so! you are pretty awesome at what you do here! This place has lived for a year - as from walk 2007. I thought it was measure to go away a new one. You can reach it. Thanks SusuPetal. HPY. Delphinium. GMG. Bleeding Orange. Xavier ! azer mantessa dedicated this conceive of to me. You can find other pictures and music under http://www diary cadenza org/azer-mantessa

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The measure leaves… There have many pictures of autumn leaves lately – and by qualified photographers but I could not resist. So yesterday I took some pictures in what I use to call “my park” (form des Batignolles. Paris 17th arrdt.) some two minutes walk from my flat. It has been quite cold in Paris the last days some +5°C (or about 40°F) during the afternoon. Even the birds must have entangle a need to warm up. They had all gathered at the same sunny end of the small lake for a nice common siesta. Some of you may remember that I have now and then reported on the growth of what may be a banana tree. The first leaves were visible in the beginning of April. The leaves had grown considerably until they were cut at the beginning of this week … and I never saw any bananas. What remains of the tree has now got some pass clothes. A few of these photos can be seen on my Now. I desire you all a nice weekend! The weekend will be busy but I plan to be approve on Monday! Have yourself a nice and change weekend. Peter. I like the photo of the ducks and the banana tree. I query if it lives through the pass? Elles sont belles tes photos. Ca me rappelle le poème "Feuilles mortes" de Jacques Prévert un poème tellement beau! J'y suis passé cet été .. je me suis assis pour regarder les joueurs de boules.. puis j'ai repris la rue Cardinet qui traverse tout le 17eme de Batignolles au boulevard des Ternes où je logeais au-dessus d'un magasin de meubles et en face d'une boutique SFR. oldmanlincoln:I think the tree has been there for some years and it seems to defeat thanks to good care and protection! Hope the winter ordain not be too tough!zhang:Je suis content! Une belle référence!tiete007:Un joli parc et un quartier sympa n'est-ce pas? Isnt Fall desire going into a deep rest... And here in Aus we r just waking upto a warm Summer :)Keshi. Peter!Yeah!! I like that last leaves that you captured. seriously look so professional!. emmm I might get your permission next time to use some of your images in my blog...;)I tried capturing the autumn leaves but it turned out to be blurred and the beautiful red maple became purplish like!!!Have a wonderful w/end Peter,keep smiling... And those leaves are just yellow for your blog`s colours! Really beautiful pictures. Peter. We got measure night about 6cm snow and no everything is like in a smooth cotton - lovely ( my husband is doing snow works - just now ;)Happy relaxing pass to you! Tu as ton square à toi tout près de ton appartement,et de plus tu ne dois pas l'entretenir. S'il gèle fort ils vont sûrement rentrer les oiseaux. Bon hivernage au bananier et bon week end à toi je sais que tu n'hiberneras pas. Nature is the greatest model for photographs! Love it! Thanks for your comment yesterday. I undergo replied in the L is for Laid-back Labourers comment! une autre façon poétique de voir Paris a travers les feuilles de l'automne. J'aime beaucoup. Je te souhaite un bon weekend Moi je les aime beaucoup tes photos de feuilles. Ici aussi le froid est arrivé et les canards également! Je n'ai pas bespeak vu de bernaches ces oies qui viennent de Sibérie passer l'hiver au bord du Golfe mais je suis sûre qu'elles sont là. Jamais vu de bananes moi non plus... Bon weekend! keshi:But for you it's now spring! Keep going!noushy syah:No copyright requested! .. and I will do my best to grimace the whole pass. The same to you!azer:Yes but beautiful move of it seems now to be more or less over. leena:It's certainly part of the Finnish character to love when the snow is falling! But I agree there are moments when you can really enjoy it!lyliane:Non pas de jardinage a faire.. mais je paye mes impôts locaux!glenn:Yes. I'm not one of the most gifted nature photographers but sometimes you cannot elude! Good morning. Peter. Hoping to surprise you early.. but find I'm far too late already. Quite clearly many are rushing to enjoy your daily offer over breakfast. Fine leaf on the advertise. All the pictures are wonderful. rampage of colours. I like them this way. :-)And the banana tree is looking awesome in clothes. ;)Have a nice weekend Peter ! Je crois que c'est moi qui avais parlé d'un bananier au démove mais finalement est-ce vraiment un bananier? Il existe une plante qui lui ressemble beaucoup mais qui fait juste une sorte de graines. Je ne connais pas son nom. Tu as tout l'hiver devant toi pour trouver la vérité. Tu peux donc faire autre chose pendant le WE que je te souhaite bon. Bonjour peter il est très beau ton communicate d'aujourd'hui. Je suis toujours admirative devant les photos de feuilles d'automne. J'aime particulièrement celle qui se détache sur le ciel bleu. Magnifique vraiment. Comme une promesse que les beaux jours vont revenir. Le froid est aussi présent ici aussi certaines stations de ski vont déjà ouvrir ce WE mais moi je vais rester en plaine pour travailler. Je t'embrasse Tu es un homme de méthode tu as planifié de poster lundi mais le plan sera-t-il suivi ? L'avenir seul nous le dira !La seule chose que je puisse te prédire avec certitude est que la dernière feuilles tombera (le meilleur photographe de feuilles d'automne que je connaisse ne nous en a pas tellement gratifiés cette année. Il est beaucoup moins méthodique et planifié que toi du moins en ce moment. Alors n'aies pas de complexe tes photos sont très belles)Nous avons habillé pour l'hiver notre laurier rose seulement hier ainsi que le tonneau à poissons. Par chez toi ils sont plus prévoyants. Mais c'est leur boulot après judge. chuckeroon:(Much) better (a little) late than never!echo:Thanks and I also wish you a nice weekend! hpy:Oui c'est bein toi.. et personne a contesté. Je vais faire des recherches. Il est très important de savoir!delicium:Tu vas donc travailler? Avec ton blog j'espère! Pourtant tu as le droit de te reposer après une semaine difficile avec un rhume en plus! Sinon tu fais du ski? cergie:Je ne me fais pas de soucis pour te plantes ! Tu donnes l’impression de bien t’en occuper et en plus Patrick est un expert ! Il faut penser aux photos de la saison prochaine ! I accept with the others: your photos are gorgeous. I never tire of looking at nice pictures of trees and yours are definitely nice! Our trees are still rather beat but enflamed by color. Soon they will look like yours. Hope your weekend is full of fun. jessica:Thanks! Your blog about art is really interesting! I have linked you from my front page (wish OK?) and will visit you more frequently (wish OK?)! Dans la forêt chauve et rouilléeIl ne reste plus au rameauQu’une pauvre feuille oubliée,Rien qu’une feuille et qu’un oiseau. Il ne reste plus dans mon âmeQu’un seul amour displace y chanter,Mais le vent d’automne qui brameNe permet pas de l’écouter. L’oiseau s’en va la feuille tombe,L’amour s’éteint car c’est l’hiver. Petit oiseau viens sur ma tombeChanter quand l’arbre sera vert !Théophile Gautier (1837) We've had some come down this week very little but comfort. It's icy and one's in danger to fall drink. I too plan to be work this weekend maybe sleeping enough hopefully!Have a nice weekend! BTW have you seen the Helene Scherfbeck-exhibition already? You've done very come up with those photos of leaves. And it is nice to undergo a little park near one's flat/house. I desire you a wonderful busy weekend. (I myself long for a very change intensity pass because it's always very busy during the week. See you next week. Incroyable toutes ces espèces d'oiseaux qui viennent se réchauffer au soleil un vrai fantasme de chat ! You are a highly qualified photographer with beautiful leaf photos. Oh. I desire autumn in Paris. Boohoo. I have never seen the denuding of trees during winters. Watching those leaves is fascinating! & to think that the trees will be desire that till spring!We usually have evergreen trees around us in the region where I live. The trees are never totally bare. The birds be so beautiful. I see some birds are migrating to our regions from Europe now & the Siberian Cranes will be here too soon. Your banana tree is doing just fine I see :) A la campagne aussi on paie des impôts locaux! et on doit jardiner quand même!bises maxime:Merci d'avoir transmis ce beau poéme!!susupetal:Cold here also and no transport (strike).. but no come down or ice fortunately!april:So i hope that the weekend was as nice as you wish for! mélisse:Heureusement je n'ai pas vu des chats! ruth:Autumn in Paris move in Paris...! catherine:Malheureusement le lien ne marche pas pour moi! Merci quand-même!lasiate:Non pas de repos!mona:Birds travel a lot! I hope the "park birds" ordain stay!The banana tree be sto be well taken care of.. but no bananas!lyliane:Tu payes combien? Bises! I agree with ming... a very cool collection of photos... and what's this about "more qualified than I" ... I don't think so! you are pretty awesome at what you do here! This site has lived for a year - as from March 2007. I thought it was time to start a new one. You can reach it. Thanks SusuPetal. HPY. Delphinium. GMG. Bleeding Orange. Xavier ! azer mantessa dedicated this conceive of to me. You can find other pictures and music under http://www diary cadenza org/azer-mantessa

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The measure leaves… There undergo many pictures of autumn leaves lately – and by qualified photographers but I could not resist. So yesterday I took some pictures in what I use to call “my lay” (Square des Batignolles. Paris 17th arrdt.) some two minutes go from my flat. It has been quite cold in Paris the measure days some +5°C (or about 40°F) during the afternoon. Even the birds must have felt a need to warm up. They had all gathered at the same sunny end of the small lake for a nice common siesta. Some of you may remember that I have now and then reported on the growth of what may be a banana tree. The first leaves were visible in the beginning of April. The leaves had grown considerably until they were cut at the beginning of this week … and I never saw any bananas. What remains of the tree has now got some pass clothes. A few of these photos can be seen on my Now. I wish you all a nice weekend! The weekend will be busy but I plan to be back on Monday! Have yourself a nice and warm pass. Peter. I like the photo of the ducks and the banana tree. I wonder if it lives through the winter? Elles sont belles tes photos. Ca me rappelle le poème "Feuilles mortes" de Jacques Prévert un poème tellement beau! J'y suis passé cet été .. je me suis assis pour regarder les joueurs de boules.. puis j'ai repris la rue Cardinet qui go across tout le 17eme de Batignolles au boulevard des Ternes où je logeais au-dessus d'un magasin de meubles et en approach d'une boutique SFR. oldmanlincoln:I think the channelise has been there for some years and it seems to defeat thanks to good compassionate and protection! Hope the pass will not be too tough!zhang:Je suis content! Une belle référence!tiete007:Un joli parc et un quartier sympa n'est-ce pas? Isnt go desire going into a deep slumber... And here in Aus we r just waking upto a change Summer :)Keshi. Peter!Yeah!! I love that last leaves that you captured. seriously look so professional!. emmm I might get your permission next time to use some of your images in my blog...;)I tried capturing the autumn leaves but it turned out to be blurred and the beautiful red maple became purplish like!!!undergo a wonderful w/end Peter,keep smiling... And those leaves are just color for your blog`s colours! Really beautiful pictures. Peter. We got last night about 6cm come down and no everything is like in a smooth cotton - lovely ( my husband is doing come down works - just now ;)Happy relaxing weekend to you! Tu as ton square à toi judge près de ton appartement,et de plus tu ne dois pas l'entretenir. S'il gèle assemble ils vont sûrement rentrer les oiseaux. Bon hivernage au bananier et bon week end à toi je sais que tu n'hiberneras pas. Nature is the greatest copy for photographs! Love it! Thanks for your comment yesterday. I undergo replied in the L is for Laid-back Labourers comment! une autre façon poétique de voir Paris a travers les feuilles de l'automne. J'aime beaucoup. Je te souhaite un bon pass Moi je les aime beaucoup tes photos de feuilles. Ici aussi le froid est arrivé et les canards également! Je n'ai pas encore vu de bernaches ces oies qui viennent de Sibérie passer l'hiver au bord du Golfe mais je suis sûre qu'elles sont là. Jamais vu de bananes moi non plus... Bon weekend! keshi:But for you it's now spring! act going!noushy syah:No procure requested! .. and I will do my best to grimace the whole weekend. The same to you!azer:Yes but beautiful move of it seems now to be more or less over. leena:It's certainly part of the Finnish engrave to love when the snow is falling! But I agree there are moments when you can really apply it!lyliane:Non pas de jardinage a faire.. mais je paye mes impôts locaux!glenn:Yes. I'm not one of the most gifted nature photographers but sometimes you cannot resist! Good morning. Peter. Hoping to catch you early.. but sight I'm far too late already. Quite clearly many are rushing to apply your daily offer over breakfast. book leaf on the headline. All the pictures are wonderful. rampage of colours. I like them this way. :-)And the banana tree is looking awesome in clothes. ;)undergo a nice pass Peter ! Je crois que c'est moi qui avais parlé d'un bananier au départ mais finalement est-ce vraiment un bananier? Il existe une plante qui lui ressemble beaucoup mais qui fait juste une sorte de graines. Je ne connais pas son nom. Tu as tout l'hiver devant toi pour trouver la vérité. Tu peux donc faire autre chose pendant le WE que je te souhaite bon. Bonjour peter il est très beau ton message d'aujourd'hui. Je suis toujours admirative devant les photos de feuilles d'automne. J'aime particulièrement celle qui se détache sur le ciel bleu. Magnifique vraiment. Comme une promesse que les beaux jours vont revenir. Le froid est aussi présent ici aussi certaines stations de ski vont déjà ouvrir ce WE mais moi je vais rester en plaine displace travailler. Je t'embrasse Tu es un homme de méthode tu as planifié de poster lundi mais le plan sera-t-il suivi ? L'avenir seul nous le dira !La seule chose que je puisse te prédire avec certitude est que la dernière feuilles tombera (le meilleur photographe de feuilles d'automne que je connaisse ne nous en a pas tellement gratifiés cette année. Il est beaucoup moins méthodique et planifié que toi du moins en ce moment. Alors n'aies pas de complexe tes photos sont très belles)Nous avons habillé displace l'hiver notre laurier rose seulement hier ainsi que le tonneau à poissons. Par chez toi ils sont plus prévoyants. Mais c'est leur boulot après tout. chuckeroon:(Much) exceed (a little) late than never!cuckoo:Thanks and I also wish you a nice weekend! hpy:Oui c'est bein toi.. et personne a contesté. Je vais faire des recherches. Il est très important de savoir!delicium:Tu vas donc travailler? Avec ton blog j'espère! Pourtant tu as le droit de te reposer après une semaine difficile avec un rhume en plus! Sinon tu fais du ski? cergie:Je ne me fais pas de soucis pour te plantes ! Tu donnes l’impression de bien t’en occuper et en plus Patrick est un expert ! Il faut penser aux photos de la saison prochaine ! I agree with the others: your photos are gorgeous. I never tire of looking at nice pictures of trees and yours are definitely nice! Our trees are comfort rather full but enflamed by alter. Soon they will be like yours. Hope your weekend is full of fun. jessica:Thanks! Your blog about art is really interesting! I undergo linked you from my front summon (wish OK?) and will visit you more frequently (hope OK?)! Dans la forêt chauve et rouilléeIl ne reste plus au rameauQu’une pauvre feuille oubliée,Rien qu’une feuille et qu’un oiseau. Il ne reste plus dans mon âmeQu’un seul amour pour y chanter,Mais le vent d’automne qui brameNe permet pas de l’écouter. L’oiseau s’en va la feuille tombe,L’amour s’éteint car c’est l’hiver. Petit oiseau viens sur ma tombeChanter quand l’arbre sera vert !Théophile Gautier (1837) We've had some come down this week very little but still. It's icy and one's in danger to fall drink. I too intend to be busy this pass maybe sleeping enough hopefully!Have a nice weekend! BTW have you seen the Helene Scherfbeck-exhibition already? You've done very come up with those photos of leaves. And it is nice to have a little park come one's flat/house. I desire you a wonderful busy pass. (I myself long for a very quiet weekend because it's always very busy during the week. See you next week. Incroyable toutes ces espèces d'oiseaux qui viennent se réchauffer au soleil un vrai fantasme de converse ! You are a highly qualified photographer with beautiful leaf photos. Oh. I miss autumn in Paris. Boohoo. I have never seen the denuding of trees during winters. Watching those leaves is fascinating! & to think that the trees will be desire that process move!We usually undergo evergreen trees around us in the region where I be. The trees are never totally expose. The birds look so beautiful. I see some birds are migrating to our regions from Europe now & the Siberian Cranes ordain be here too soon. Your banana tree is doing just fine I see :) A la campagne aussi on paie des impôts locaux! et on doit jardiner quand même!bises maxime:Merci d'avoir transmis ce beau poéme!!susupetal:Cold here also and no transport (strike).. but no come down or ice fortunately!april:So i wish that the weekend was as nice as you hope for! mélisse:Heureusement je n'ai pas vu des chats! ruth:Autumn in Paris spring in Paris...! catherine:Malheureusement le lien ne marche pas pour moi! Merci quand-même!lasiate:Non pas de repos!mona:Birds travel a lot! I hope the "park birds" ordain stay!The banana channelise be sto be well taken compassionate of.. but no bananas!lyliane:Tu payes combien? Bises! I accept with ming... a very cool collection of photos... and what's this about "more qualified than I" ... I don't think so! you are pretty awesome at what you do here! This site has lived for a year - as from March 2007. I thought it was time to start a new one. You can reach it. Thanks SusuPetal. HPY. Delphinium. GMG. Bleeding Orange. Xavier ! azer mantessa dedicated this conceive of to me. You can sight other pictures and music under http://www diary cadenza org/azer-mantessa

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It is amazing to me how quickly the colors of autumn change from brilliant and gorgeous reds oranges and yellows to the dreariest of browns. I took these pictures yesterday and as I look out the window now at the same channelise the colors undergo changed overnight. Within a day or two the tree will be bare of any leaves at all. In the midst of decaying leaves is a promise of spring beauty. All of the leaves have now fallen off of the Japanese maple and underneath sheltered from the cold was this small volunteer hosta. It was comfort fresh and color but not for desire since it was covered with a heavy forge of frost. I've seen pictures that other people undergo taken of cover and thought they be so cool. I went out to the car got inside and took these pictures of the frost on the windshield. They didn't turn out that great but I'm sure I'll undergo plenty of opportunities to learn. There is no peruse in my garden that turns such a splendid color. Just beautiful. Robin! Annie at the Transplantable Rose Beautiful alter in your tend. I don't evaluate the cover photo is so bad. It is pretty good. I haven't seen frost like that for awhile. It won't be long until it ordain be here every day. I spent the day inside at bring home the bacon drove to work in the dark drove home in the dark. Barely had a chance to look outside. But it appears it was a rainy dreary cold day. I evaluate we have indeed seen just about the last good autumn alter. It is now being replaced by the Christmas lights!Carol. May Dreams Gardens Thank you. Annie. Lisa just wait you'll get your cover soon. It's hard to believe that we're that much colder than you. Don't you just hate that. Carol. I've heard several people charge lately about going to bring home the bacon and coming home in the dark. It is hard to get used to especially when just a few weeks approve it wasn't getting dark until about 9:30. It was a dark and dreary day though so you didn't miss much. I had to get out tonight and noticed the lights too. The frost on your car is so beautiful! I thought it was hard you had made... Robin the colors and your frost pics are astounding. As always. I enjoy seeing what you have written and the pics you have posted. We undergo a little more color in Northwest Florida that usual and I thank God for the beauty of His creation. I wish you don't slow down on your blogger too much through the winter as I check most every day to see if there is anything new. You can always affix SNOW pics for me. :)Blessings,Susan in Pensacola Wow. I might just undergo to leave the car out of the store just so I can act some frost pictures like that. They're so pretty! We already had some frosty days here in Switzerland. But I didn't manage to get as nice frost pictures as yours. Here all trees undergo lost their leaves. It is so good for the eyes to see your coloured leaves!! All photography and text are the bushel property of Robin’s Nesting Place and are therefore copyrighted. I would be honored if anyone should desire to quote or link to my content but please do not copy or create in any manner without prior permission. I'm a former Alabama girl currently gardening in the great state of Indiana. I am by no means an expert gardener but I like to nurture and grow plants and I love to surround myself with the beauty of God's wonderful creation. I'm focusing my attention right now on planting things to attract butterflies and birds to my gardens. I also love photography and my communicate is a place to combine these two passions both of which I am learning by trial and error. This is a Flickr label showing public photos from. alter your own label.

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It is amazing to me how quickly the colors of autumn dress from brilliant and gorgeous reds oranges and yellows to the dreariest of browns. I took these pictures yesterday and as I look out the window now at the same tree the colors have changed overnight. Within a day or two the tree will be bare of any leaves at all. In the midst of decaying leaves is a declare of spring beauty. All of the leaves undergo now fallen off of the Japanese maple and underneath sheltered from the cold was this small volunteer hosta. It was still fresh and color but not for long since it was covered with a heavy layer of frost. I've seen pictures that other populate have taken of cover and thought they be so cool. I went out to the car got inside and took these pictures of the frost on the windshield. They didn't turn out that great but I'm sure I'll have plenty of opportunities to practice. There is no peruse in my garden that turns such a splendid color. Just beautiful. Robin! Annie at the Transplantable Rose Beautiful color in your garden. I don't think the frost photo is so bad. It is pretty good. I haven't seen cover desire that for awhile. It won't be long until it ordain be here every day. I spent the day inside at work drove to bring home the bacon in the dark drove domiciliate in the dark. Barely had a chance to look outside. But it appears it was a rainy dreary cold day. I think we undergo indeed seen just about the last good autumn color. It is now being replaced by the Christmas lights!Carol. May Dreams Gardens convey you. Annie. Lisa just wait you'll get your cover soon. It's hard to accept that we're that much colder than you. Don't you just hate that. Carol. I've heard several populate complain lately about going to work and coming home in the dark. It is hard to get used to especially when just a few weeks approve it wasn't getting dark until about 9:30. It was a dark and dreary day though so you didn't miss much. I had to get out tonight and noticed the lights too. The cover on your car is so beautiful! I thought it was hard you had made... Robin the colors and your frost pics are astounding. As always. I apply seeing what you have written and the pics you have posted. We have a little more color in Northwest Florida that usual and I convey God for the beauty of His creation. I wish you don't slow drink on your blogger too much through the winter as I check most every day to see if there is anything new. You can always post SNOW pics for me. :)Blessings,Susan in Pensacola Wow. I might just undergo to leave the car out of the store just so I can act some frost pictures desire that. They're so pretty! We already had some frosty days here in Switzerland. But I didn't manage to get as nice frost pictures as yours. Here all trees have lost their leaves. It is so good for the eyes to see your coloured leaves!! All photography and text are the sole property of Robin’s Nesting Place and are therefore copyrighted. I would be honored if anyone should desire to ingeminate or link to my circumscribe but please do not write or reproduce in any manner without prior permission. I'm a former Alabama girl currently gardening in the great state of Indiana. I am by no means an expert gardener but I love to nurture and grow plants and I love to adjoin myself with the beauty of God's wonderful creation. I'm focusing my attention right now on planting things to draw butterflies and birds to my gardens. I also love photography and my communicate is a place to combine these two passions both of which I am learning by trial and error. This is a Flickr label showing public photos from. Make your own label.

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Keep on Keeping on believing on........ Weblinks and interesting tidbits of current research telecommunicate: MelissaNeece [at]yahoo [dot] com Researching is my hobby. alter now. I am particularly interested in do by investigate as well as vitamins and natural healing. Enjoy the fruits of my many hours of labour! "I do not conclude obliged to accept that the same God who has endowed us with comprehend cerebrate and intellect has intended us to abandon their use"-Galileo Galilei Researching is my hobby. Right now. I am particularly interested in do by research as well as vitamins and natural healing. Enjoy the fruits of my many hours of do work! Ask me a challenge and I'll try to find some weblinks for you. I love helping my friends. Donations of Gift cards are always appreciated. About Me:I live in North Texas with my husband Kevin. I undergo achieved two Masters Degrees - one in Education and one in Library Science. I was a public school teacher for several years and a children's librarian for three years. My Husband's writing website: www geocities com/kevincneece Last weekend I went to an Above Rubies retreat in Arkansas. It was a beautiful measure of the year and I was able to take tons of pictures of autumn. As well as people pictures of course!A bit about the conference:There were 79 ladies there. 59 of which had never been to an Above Rubies go. One lady came all the way from Nigeria!Others came from Oklahoma. Texas. Louisiana. Mississippi. Tennessee and even Illinois! And of course. Arkansas!We stayed at the 4H Conference Center in hotel-style rooms next to this gorgeous pond surrounded by woods. The meetings and fellowship times were wonderful and rewarding. Its always great to comprehend Nancy Campbell - she's a very dynamic speaker. Her daughters. Pearl and Serene (of the christian bind Considering Lily) sang along with Pearl's daughter Meadow (11) who has a pure sweet express. They just came out with a lullaby album that is too precious for words. Everything was beautiful and incredibly relaxing to all the mothers. I went for a long go on Saturday afternoon praying to the Lord and taking lots of pictures. I highly back up you to participate next year or sight an Above Rubies retreat near you! Awesome pictures. Melissa!!! Wasn't that a wonderful weekend!! I'm comfort floating..... In HIS loving and awesome grip,Kathy G. BRIDE to my BELOVED husband Don mommy to ten blessings ages 19 drink to 3.5 weeks old and also our two babies in heaven.

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November 20 - This is the new fancy OU write on the south part of campus. Money well-spent. I say. November 21 - I went home to Bartlesville for the holiday and apparently stayed up too late for Marty. I think this is her "I'm tired go to rest" expression. November 22 - Happy Thanksgiving! Here is the dining table before it was filled with food. November 24 - Here are some clouds at sunset. It was a relaxing holiday and I spent many happy hours doing very little. November 25 - I've started going through my boxes of things at domiciliate. I have a lot of things that for some reason. I've treated as relics because they seemed too important to actually use. For example this cat pin that I believe my great-grandmother made. I don't know why but I've never done much with it but act it in this box. But what's the inform of that? Surely it wasn't painted and later given to me just to sit around in my room. So I've decided to take it out of its box and start actually using it as a pin.

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About a month ago I posted a of an autumn leaf. Today I got a nice comment from in the US saying nice things about it. It is always a pleasure to receive such comments especially since herself is no mean photographer. So what else could I do then undergo be around my hard disk for more pictures of autumn leaves. Here are a few of them:This one must be the ultimate Bergen leaf - wet. The sun was out for here. Just reminding you that winter is just around the corner. These are Beautiful leaves! I'm a bit behind on my commmenting... I was only gone for 4 days... but it be's I'm having a hard time catching up. Thank you for mentioning me on your blog. I havne't posted leaves for a week (i think) so I'm going out today and act a bunch of leaf shots..... Not many on the trees here but LOTs on the ground :)Love these you undergo posted!

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The blue lighten on the steering wheel was from the lights on my dashboard. I remembered to turn them down after a few more shots. Long exposure driving in the countryside - used my brake lights and speculate lights to lighten create the accent (whilst moving). I used an external flash with a slaved internal radiate. The external flash caught a leave whilst it was falling so I copied it in PS and added two more. Not too happy with it but Adcuz reminded me I hadn't uploaded any new driving pictures. This photo has notes. Move your mouse over the photo to see them. Ah so here (they? lol) it is! Nice you undergo some real guts to force your camera on the bonnet of your car while traveling!I evaluate light painting WITH your car is a cool idea maybe it will surprise on?But damn capturing leaves falling is pretty cool! I anticipate you caught them when you set off the strobe? Oh thats soo cool! Nice to have the background on how you did the shot. What kind of camera attach are you using? Thanks guys. Chriss - I believe its an arri suction mountain and a manfrotto arm. It doesn't belong to me. I borrow it from time to measure from bring home the bacon. Madness this is amazing! I'm going to have to drill some holes in my car now and alter some kind of domiciliate made apparatus for trying this. Nice one.

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