Awoke to the first "Misty, moisty morning" today.
Autumn is arriving, with its sense of completion and bounty .
(Blogging has taken a back seat these last couple of months with my mind on other things.)
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- Avus
- Ashford, Kent, United Kingdom
- A retired local government Road Safety Officer, I am a widower who had been married for 63 years. My constant companion now is a Jack Russell bitch. I have 3 children (all long since flown the nest),6 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. Daughter lives in Western Australia.
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I can feel the warmth!
It's a lovely time of year (the light on the ranges behind me in the evenings is particularly beautiful in autumn), but I do appreciate the optimism of spring (into which we're heading here, now).
Love that photo. As Lee said, I can feel the warmth.
Still life with straw cylinders.
'And in drouthy middle August, when the bones of meadows show,
We can trace the lines they followed sixteen hundred years ago.'
Beautiful image. Where is that field?
Bet you know the quote. I admit I only had a vague memory of it and had to look it up for the exact words.
All:
Yes a golden, warm September afternoon. These rolls of straw still strike me as strange as I am old enough to remember the straw gathered into lines of "stooks", like little teepees across the fields. Good recreational areas when young, initially for hide and seek, later for discovering "courting"!
HHnB
From that magician, Kipling. His poem "The Land" - a lovely, evocative piece about the continuance of life and custom through the ages. Your paternal great-grand mother's family (Nanny Beal, neé Hodge,) originated about 5 miles from Kipling's "Field". I like to feel that our "Hodge" and his "Hobden" (of the poem) were not a little related!
My image was composed in a field which drowsed under a September sun, near Hamstreet, Romney Marsh.
I can also feel it and I'm loving it!
The photo is great and autumn is also great! For sure you will enjoy.
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