I know I’ve posted photos of spotted gum bark before, but the palette is different this time. These trees are just outside the front door of the place where I spend weekends, and the place where my children grew up. Children and trees are a lot older now, and both display ever-changing beauties.
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Beautiful Meg, it could also be in WP photo challenge “serene” that is the feeling I always get walking among these trees.
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Go away! I’m trying to avoid a challenge addiction, amongst my many others. Mind you, I can think of a number of contenders for serene. Go away!
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I’m going! I’m going!!!! But the warning has come too late for me I’m already addicted to a couple of challenges….
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Beautiful contrasts, texture and colour!
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It’s only just occurred to me that this post could have done multicoloured too. Maybe your theme got into my brain subliminally when I was scheduling posts.
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There’s a warmth to them that English trees don’t have. Seeped in down the years, I imagine.
You’ll be ready to switch to your Warsaw posting soon, Meg? Bet you’re excited to see the little ones again. Safe journey and hugs all round in case we don’t speak again 🙂
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I’m scheduling the changeover for Wednesday, I think. I may have a post or two left, before I depart snippets. Thank you for good journey wishes. Thought I was angst free, but then I realised I have to charge my mobile when I arrive, so I can ring my host. That’s worth a few sleepless moments! And I’m terrified of taking a cold with me.
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How gorgeous they are, the colour range is stunning, I can never get enough of these beauties.
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Makes up for the fact that the leaves don’t turn.
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Mmmmmm. Maybe not quite. A northern autumn is spectacular. I first saw Warsaw in autumn, and flying in was gold and orange.
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I do like autumn colours.
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I’m glad you can’t get enough, because there’ll probably be more. Nature is lavish in her variety.
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How gorgeous. I love the first photo of the trees in the mist.
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It’s a real treat to walk up the corridor when it’s raining and see this view framed by the front door. We moved her 40 years ago – the trees must have been considerably smaller then.
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How wonderful to have such a long relationship with a place. My gypsy life has led me to me many different places – sometimes I miss the sense of rootedness
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