We have had some lovely weather recently; sunny with temperatures between 5 and 10C (50F). That’s pretty good for the subarctic in mid-October.
Although it is gradually getting colder, we are having a slow, gentle autumn. There are even a few bright patches of colour left.
Have a good Sunday. 🙂
An creek running through the Okanagan village of Naramata.
Happy Friday.
Happy mid-week.
I like the colour variation on this tree as it transitions from red to orange to yellow.
Happy Tuesday. 🙂
These variegated green and red leaves are beautiful. The way the leaves are turning red from the edges toward the middle is very pretty.
Enjoy your Sunday. 🙂
A tranquil autumn day on Lake Okanagan beach.
Happy Saturday. 🙂
From a Penticton garden …
… a concentration of sunny summer goodness in a few square centimetres.
And you can even eat the seeds!
Happy Friday. 🙂
One more view of Great Slave Lake …
… before it starts to freeze. I awoke this morning to 0°C. It will begin soon.
An amber and green maple tree.
One of the last red roses.
Pink and green and yellow around a pond.
There’s a lingering warmth in the air but there are also constant, powerful reminders of what is to come.
I love how beautiful autumn can be. Tranquil, serene, windless, comfortably warm. On those days it feels a bit like the earth has relaxed into a comfortable chair and is taking a quiet breath of satisfaction on a job well done.
I think this photo represents that sense rather well.
Happy Tuesday. 🙂
