As we go from the beautiful and colourful autumnal scenes, to the crisp and chilly beginnings of winter, I thought I would re- share one of last years blogs as a reminder of how beautiful Autumn can be.
On opening my front door this morning,
I saw the beauty of autumn calling,
jewels from heaven falling down to earth,
the season heralding the saviours birth.
As bronze tipped gold and copper snow,
softly carpets the ground below,
I wonder by chance if the wise men three,
would give a gift of golden leaves,
for a baby king to lay his head,
an autumnal quilt for the royal bed.
Soon we will leave this season of colour
and open our doors to a season of wonder.
Where children’s eyes are filled with dreams,
of Santa’s sleigh and nativity wings,
and autumn will be but a memory once more,
and the scene will be new
when I open my door.
Love Alison x
Beautiful photo and poem Alison. Early winter has already arrived here, we experienced our first significant snowfall this past week. It, too, is a season of wonder, beauty and all of the magic that comes with it.
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Ah it sounds like a pretty scene. We are just cold and constantly rainy here so it was nice to be reminded of the beauty of Autumn.
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This is lovely Alison! I am starting to wonder if sunshine at weekends has stopped being a thing. Nice to be reminded autumn is not all bad.
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It does seem that way doesnt it. Lets hope we get some crispy sunny mornings soon with noooo rain!
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Hope so!
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A lovely post celebrating this golden time of year, Alison. Prelude to hibernation. 😉
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Thanks Eliza, definitely beginning to get wintery now thought.
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Great shots and lovely poem Alison. Your love of nature and photography come through in each photo you share. It’s winter here already. The landscape looks like the enchanted land of Lewis’s Narnia. Cold but beautiful.
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Thankyou Domonique, make sure you stay warm and cosy😊
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I’m trying! At least, I have a good reason to enjoy my hot chocolate. xoxo
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Wonderful!
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Lovely poem and photographs. The first one reminds me so much of my childhood homeplace, looking east toward the pines on the left, oaks on the right, and the wide natural lane between to two. Ah ~ nostalgia!
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Thankyou. Im glad it envoked some happy memories for you
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What a beautiful view you have! I bet the snow is just as lovely!
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The photos were in the park where I used to leave but certainly a lovely place to walk around.
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That is a wonderful poem Alison. I hear your part of the world is going to have a harsh winter. Batten down the hatches.
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Thank you Len. We may get a shock if it snows here as it can keep you in so Ive heard. Hopefully Christmas will be clear so we can travel.
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