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a season's change. Truthfully I don't really notice a season change this time of year. If it wasn't for the fact that it starts getting colder and we have to start turning the lights on earlier (and in a few weeks, by 2 in the afternoon they will have to be turned on or we will be walking around in the dark :/), I wouldn't notice it turning to fall. Not a lot of the leaves around here change colour and when they do if you blink you would miss them :p
I did think it was strange the first winter I was here that the grass was such a vivid shade of green. Its odd seeing bright green grass in the winter when you are use to seeing brown brittle snow covered lawns.
I guess I could say seeing the flowers all dead in their pots could be seen as a season's change. But really who wants to see a bunch of dead rotting flowers? So have a picture of the beach at St.Cyrus that Mr.F took the other day.
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I did think it was strange the first winter I was here that the grass was such a vivid shade of green. Its odd seeing bright green grass in the winter when you are use to seeing brown brittle snow covered lawns.
I guess I could say seeing the flowers all dead in their pots could be seen as a season's change. But really who wants to see a bunch of dead rotting flowers? So have a picture of the beach at St.Cyrus that Mr.F took the other day.
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Lovely photo :) What, no Scottish Autumn mist yet?? :D
ReplyDeleteI didn't realize your daylight hours would be so short in the autumn. Ours are growing shorter, too, but we usually will have daylight until about 4:30 or 5:00 in Maryland. Your beach photo is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photo!
ReplyDeleteThe dark is the worst part of winter....
forget the rotting flowers...or snow covered grass..which I'll be seeing soon enough I suspect.....I'll take Mr. F. and the beach.....!!well, you know what I mean...I'll take his picture that is...of the beach.......
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely photo. Oh I hate winter not because it is cold but because the daylight hours are so short. That is what I hate the most.
ReplyDeleteoddly enough Alison, no mist o.0
ReplyDeleteMary- it can get pretty depressing when you it gets dark so early :/ need one of those sun lights sometimes
Michelle- yeah it is :/ I want to go with him next time he goes, looks like a great place and lots to look at
Vee- lol yeah I knew what you ment ;) I do not miss the winters there at all
Shashi- I will tell him you like the photo :) yes I can deal with the cold, but can't deal with the lack of sun
What a lovely photo, doesn't look wintery and unpleasant at all.
ReplyDeleteDelightful photo. I really love the way the sunlight is beaming on the water - almost looks like a pathway up into the... well, who knows what? [add own spritual/scientific beliefs here]
ReplyDeleteSounds like you'll need a holiday down south to get some sun soon!
I don't think I could cope with so little sun, i get abit down with the sun setting as early as 6:00pm in winter. In a few weeks it won't be getting dark till 8:00pm
ReplyDelete@ Aussie-waffler - was nice enough for me to sunbathe in just swimwear and take a quick dip...though the sea was a bit chilly at first
ReplyDelete@ Shashi - Thanks :-)
@ Vee - thanks for offer but one woman is enough hassle for me ;-)