The cold of autumn has just started to become noticeable. But autumn has consolations, too, and the greatest of those is the light in the evenings.
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Autumn light on drying seeds is special. Not the same as early spring on winter rotted stuff. Everything feels so dusty and muddy here, even as the green peeks through. In another month, I'll be basking in fresh sprouting things, but not now, not yet.
Zhoen, that's so true. I hadn't thought of that, but now you point it out, it seems obvious. Maybe, too, in spring I'm distracted by all that optimism, all that promise, all that new growth, and I don't pay as much attention to the light.
Gold against blue - one of my favourite combinations.
Avus, I agree — those colours can look spectacular together.
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