A refugee on my bathroom windowsill!
A tiny leaf, wrenched away from its bigger brothers and sisters
Pretty, aren’t they?
I think I like this shadow as much as the leaf itself!
Can it be holly and ivy time already?
The conkers have already fallen
But how delicious are these?
Are you enjoying this lovely Autumn season? It passes all too quickly. Come and share in the festival of leaves this weekend. I’m sharing mine on Six Word Saturday. I know Cate won’t mind.
What will you be sharing? Whatever it is, I hope you have a joyful weekend.
restlessjo 
I went out and took some pictures, but haven’t done anything with them yet….sidelined for most of a week by an abscessed tooth.
So happy to share your leaves. You have a knack for capturing them!
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Oh dear! Tooth problems are really not nice. Hope you’re feeling more yourself. Off now to gaze at windows 🙂
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Much better now! Almost done with the antibiotic, and a week away from the extraction. And my smile isn’t lopsided anymore!
I’ve been scanning my Flickr, making a mental list of window pics to share…maybe not until December, since we’re getting very close to NaNoWriMo now, and I’ve got a bit over half a novel to plot yet, but definitely, there will be windows, and walks, and walks with windows…=)
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Autumn is more generous in your parts. I was at the botanical garden today again, thinking of taking pics for one of our future walks and in my entire walk I saw one red leaf and that was in a street close to my home, not in the botanical garden :D. Boa noite Jo 😉
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Boa noite, Paula. I am, at this moment, writing a comment on lesson 7. Sleep well 🙂
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I don’t take many nature pictures. Looking at yours and others I see how important light and shadows are. The colors of the leaves you chose are so beautiful.
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I do find myself peering at a lot of flowers and plants! Just fascinated by what you can see in close up, I guess. 🙂 There are such lovely colours right now- so soon to disappear!
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The autumn leaves are beautiful.
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They are, Romi 🙂 I love them.
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Beautiful colours Jo – they really brighten up the dreary grey days we’re having…
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It’s never the same here as the south coast, Suze. Stormy today but we’ve had our share of sunshine this week. The fences are bending a bit now though 😦
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thanks – now I know what a conker is – and lively pics – and that windowsill catch was precious. 🙂 hugs
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I need to know what conkers are called in the States/Canada? Who’s going to be the first to tell me? 🙂
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Have a happy! Sunday and a successful new week
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Many thanks, Marko! And to you too 🙂
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Beautiful photos Jo. Okay here’s a silly question. What is a conker? Is it an acorn?
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I like silly questions, Sue 🙂 A horse chestnut. What do you call them? And do you keep them in vinegar to make them shiny and play ‘conkers’ with them? Obviously not 😦 I’m told they’re good for keeping moths away too? Is that enough silly answers? Happy Sunday to you!
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I just don’t think we have these trees at all. happy Sunday to you too!
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My favourite time of year and your photos capture it perfectly!
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Thank you! 🙂 So many lovely shots to take. My camera’s getting tired 🙂
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Beautiful, Jo …
When is your birthday ?!
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Guy Fawkes, Mrs. M. 🙂 Why do you ask?
I’ve seen a few of your comments as I flitted around blogland but not come to say ‘hi’. Meant to! How’re things with you?
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When you find the time, you’ll know the answer. 😀
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I’m partial to the refugee. Beautiful fall friends, Jo. 😉
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He’s all yours, Gem! Well- he would be if I could find him 😦
You’re my beautiful Fall friend 🙂
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Thanks! Have a great week. Enjoy tomorrow’s walk. 🙂
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I’m am enjoying the progression of leaves changing on my rural commute to work. Fall is my favorite time of the year!
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I think it is for a lot of people, Mlissabeth. This one has been warm too- a nice bonus for us 🙂
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Thank you for a touch of lovely nature!
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It’s beautiful isn’t it, Karen 🙂
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Lovely colors Jo! I love fall!
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Thanks! 🙂 Are you still at the Canyon, Nicole?
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Just got home! Not for long though.
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I love the fall colors but we just don’t experience a color change here. although it has finally gotten below 90.
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90??? I don’t remember 90! At least it’s not my age 🙂
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Gorgeous – I only seem to get spiders on my window sill 😉
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They’re in my bath! Yikes 😦
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Nice photos Jo..yup, I am more autumn lover than winter 😀 so I enjoy the season as much as I possible..surprisingly today is very warm in the Netherlands 🙂
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Isn’t it the strangest weather, Indah? (not that I’m complaining) Warm here too, though not as nice as yesterday 🙂
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Love the last photograph – what a beautiful range of colors.
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Full of sunlight, isn’t it? Thanks, Mary 🙂
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These are all gorgeous Jo! I love the shadow and the last one the most! Fall is my favorite time of year with all the variegated colors and mixed sun and shade. You really captured the fall feeling!
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Thanks a lot, Tonya 🙂 It’s fabulous when it stays warm and sunny. It’s a very mixed bag lately but we’re grateful for any extension of the Summer.
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Beautiful, poetic leaf gallery, Jo! I love all of them, really do.
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Every time I head over the doorstep I want to start clicking, Amy! Was nearly late for zumba, lingering in the park 🙂 Thank you! Have a happy weekend!
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