18 thoughts on “Leaf Time”

1. The same is more or less here. 😃 Happy weekend!

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   1. Thank you very much. 😊 It’s a lovely time of year. 🍂

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2. Scrunching through the leaves, another pleasure of fall 😊.

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   1. I love “leaf crunching” as my kids used to call it. Cheers. 😊

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3. We’re not quite there yet! Your photos are spot on to what I’m waiting for. 🍁

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   1. We are in the middle of something called an “atmospheric river” – cute name – that is bringing loads of rain and wind off the Pacific – so I don’t think much will be left after it goes through. You have to enjoy it while you can! 🍂

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4. We look at autumn leaves and think they are all just one colour, but when we really look, we see how many shades, spots and cracks there are. Decay is a pretty but not always graceful process. Happy Sunday Lynette. Allan

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   1. Thank you very much, Allan. That’s very true. I love the variety of them and how they go right back into nourishing more lovely growing things. I hope you’re enjoying more of this process in Vancouver. Cheers.

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5. Lots of variety in the colour of leaves these days. A lot of our maple leaves have fallen now. Just a few still hanging on.

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   1. There sure is, Anneli. I guess the wind from the “atmospheric river” did in the last of them. I just drove through the mountains from Calgary and was surprised to see how many were coming through that storm.

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6. We’ve been doing a lot of leaf-looking lately–trying to hold onto this moment while we can!

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   1. Right? The beauty we have right now is so precious. I’m holding on to it as well. I like your term “leaf looking” rather than “leaf peeping” which I find sounds creepy!

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7. Nature’s compost; lovely photos, Lynette!

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   1. Thank you very much, Tricia. It sure is. The beauty in this decay is both present and future.

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8. I’d rather rake leaves than shovel snow! And I love that swishing sound and smell of stomping through fallen leaves.

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   1. Me too! “Leaf crunching” – as my kids used to call it – is one of autumn’s lovely little gifts. Agreed – the sound and smell is just so wonderful.

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9. The colors of autumn leaves are almost magical. It just shows how surprising mother nature is, and how she can change her face every time.

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   1. Thank you for stopping by and for your lovely comment. I agree. 🍂

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