What You See Is What You Get. This is a journal blog, an explore-blog, a bit of this and that blog. Sharing where the mood takes me. Perhaps it will take you too.
Hi Yam - I love ferns ... we had them at home, and they were all over the place in the valleys and hedges of Cornwall and the Lake District - both places we went every year (in the early days ...). Glorious photo ... have a peaceful weekend - cheers Hilary
this is goregeous and the quote fits it perfectly. love the dead and alive together. we have ferns dead and alive from Ian but no beautiful color like this
We saw the most fabulous autumn contrasts today. F's photos rubbish as always but we will post some. Autumn might be a precursor to decay but it delights with its colour and feeds the next cycle of seasons.
Such a familiar autumn sight to go with Browning's interesting perspective on the season. (I associate Robert Browning with Spring - my mother was always fond of quoting his 'Oh to be in England, now that April's there'.) Cheers, Gail.
I know people who eat ferns in the spring, the shoots that is.
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Hi Yam - I love ferns ... we had them at home, and they were all over the place in the valleys and hedges of Cornwall and the Lake District - both places we went every year (in the early days ...). Glorious photo ... have a peaceful weekend - cheers Hilary
ReplyDeletethis is goregeous and the quote fits it perfectly. love the dead and alive together. we have ferns dead and alive from Ian but no beautiful color like this
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ReplyDeleteFerns appear so delicate but I believe I have heard/read they are hearty
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We saw the most fabulous autumn contrasts today. F's photos rubbish as always but we will post some. Autumn might be a precursor to decay but it delights with its colour and feeds the next cycle of seasons.
ReplyDeleteSuch a familiar autumn sight to go with Browning's interesting perspective on the season. (I associate Robert Browning with Spring - my mother was always fond of quoting his 'Oh to be in England, now that April's there'.)
ReplyDeleteCheers, Gail.
Such contrasting colors!
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