This is the view from one of our windows on a sunny morning, just before I raise the blind. Only the silhouettes of the wisteria give a hint of what’s beyond. To see what I see after that, look at the header photo.
Two views from a window
46 thoughts on “Two views from a window”
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From Pyrenees to Pennines 
What a view to wake up to, lucky you!
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I know. We really are.
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That is one great view…wonderful Margaret!
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It is. We’re very fortunate.
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Glorious in the autumn!
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And in every other season.
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Well indeed!
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Glorious autumnal colours.
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It’s been a great year – but suddenly, very suddenly, it’s almost over.
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These winds make short work of those dying leaves hanging on for dear life.
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Good morning. Your eyes caught a good image this morning.
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It’s a good start to the day.
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🙂
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Oh Glorious!
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It really is.
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A beautiful view, blind up or blind down.
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Yes – we’re so lucky.
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You have a wonderful yard. That must be a pleasure to wake up to! Thank you!
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It is. I thought I’d share it today.
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Thank you Margaret. It is most certainly worth sharing!
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Now if we didn’t know better, we might think you’d moved to Japan. Definitely capturing an Eastern feel, the second shadow shot almost like a print.
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It’s lovely, and easy enough to point-and-shoot.
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Worth getting up for!
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I think so.
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Brilliant!
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Thank you!
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The leaves are a gorgeous color! Now the shadow image is almost surreal. I thought of the adorned screens the Japanese have. Love your perspective! 🙂
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That blind and its shadow puppets always brings me up short..
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I bet when the wind is blowing it can become quite eerie! 🙂
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Not that bad really! It doesn’t blow IN the house!
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I mean the swaying of the shadows. 🙂
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Ah! Silly me!
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hehe! It’s amazing how we can communicate without the dialect of our voice and get true meaning out of what we are trying to say over messenger. LOL! 🙂
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So beautifully captured, Margaret! The header of the fall colors is glorious.
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It has been a beautiful autumn.
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The shadow and screen is lovely, and the autumn leaves are gorgeous – perhaps even more appreciated for their fleetingness?
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I must say, they haven’t been all that fleeting this year. It’s been a good autumn.
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That sounds marvelous! Especially when so much else is way less than good.
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Yes. We have to find our pleasures where we can.
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No wonder you’re up early 🙂 🙂
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Best part of the day!
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Great to have that view, both of them..
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Yes!
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Wow, that view is a magic get-up call. And the Jap. Screen painting with the store pulled down – so beautiful too.
I’m still watching Heartbeat and I get to know North Yorkshire like the inside of my pocket 🙂
I took two photos of one tree in view from our patio. Within ONE week it went from pure gold to having lost nearly 98% of its foliage. Amazing nature.
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It has been amazing. Yes, it’s the final call for autumn leaves this week. And if I need a tour guide for North Yorkshire, I’ll know where to come 😉
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🙂 😉
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