Sunday 17 June 2018

Nearly all the colours have gone...


All the trees are nearly bare here and very few leaves are visible. Time to get out the winter jerseys and extra blankets, last week I bought a lovely fluffy nana cardy - by nana cardy I mean one of those items of clothing that you can laze around in or wear anywhere that keeps you warm.

We're still trying to get somewhere with our possible move up north but every step we take seems to take a long time. We're considering whether it's something that's even meant to be or not. We will see...

11 comments:

PerthDailyPhoto said...

Oh how I love my Nana cardies, wouldn't be seen outside in them but so snuggly 😀 Moving home is so unsettling Amy, maybe the universe is sending messages to say it's not time yet ✨

Andy said...

It is a beautiful time of year but it is short lived.

Wayne said...

Those trees in the water are really cool looking! Stay warm!

Yogi♪♪♪ said...

I always wonder what flat earthers say when the southern hemisphere gets colder in June and July. Refreshing to me, given how hot it is here.

Amy said...

yes that's what we think too :-)

Andrea said...

Will those trees whose trunks are submerge will not die? If they are not used to that condition, then those color change might mean they are already dying.

Amy said...

no, as far as I know they do this every year, they must be use to being in the water.

carol l mckenna said...

Lovely seasonal photo ~ think the universe might be telling you to stay where you are for now?????

Happy Week to you,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)

William Kendall said...

A great view!

Rhonda Albom said...

The wind whipped up today and stripped the remaining leaves off of my fruit trees. The constant rain is making everything cold. Winter IS here.

NatureFootstep said...

It is our turn to have the colors and leaves. But we don´t have fall colors we have summer in full swing :)

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