Autumn has only just begun to kick in properly this week: surely that’s quite late? So I’m celebrating the season today for Past Squares, by choosing shots from this week – last year.


Autumn has only just begun to kick in properly this week: surely that’s quite late? So I’m celebrating the season today for Past Squares, by choosing shots from this week – last year.
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oh this is such a lovely start to autumn, we’ve got the grey, wet and blustery one down here – in fact thunderstorm weather alert all morning. Maybe I’ll drive Mum to yours this morning rather than to Somerset!
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Be quick then! Our glorious start to the day is scheduled to dissolve into heavy rain before midday.
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ah you are clearly going to get what we currently have then, not sure I can drive fast enough although maybe the wind behind me will help!
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Noooo. Wait for another day!
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Oh, I love the autumn colours!
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😀
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Totally agree!
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The weather-forecaster speaks!
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😊😄
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😳😱
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I’m not sure that it’s late, Margaret. Some seasons are a long time coming. I always think of Autumn as late October, and if it’s a good one, still hanging on for my birthday in early November. I hate when it’s damp and gone in a dreary mulch. Cosy nights a-coming?
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Oh, my elder daughter is a Bonfire Night baby, and I always used to think of that as the end of autumn and beginning of winter. Hmm. Cosy nights? I’d sooner have endless light evenings
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Me too! We should have been Scandinavian. Oh, no! I can see the flaw in that…. Dark here too by 8 these days. Changing clock syndrome. I don’t like that either.
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Eight o’clock. We should be so lucky. 6.45. Grrrr.
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I agree, late October is usually when you see those colours appear, after the first frosts. But we have had a mild September and October this year which must be making a difference. I think most of the leaves will be blown off before they can change colour.
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We’ll see. Colour change is kicking in now I hope.
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Very autumnal
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That was the plan!
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😎
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I agree that it’s late this year. Storms and winds down here today. Often happens in mid-October and usually blows the majority of leaves down. Leaves still firmly attached at the moment. Beautiful evocation of golden autumns passed in your squares though. Very much nicer than looking outside right now.
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It’s OK here still – just. Rain – and how – by 11.00.
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What a lovely composition. I always notice that just as some trees seem to blossom early so too some yellow late, but it’s all part of the cycle and symphony of autumn. Just a few yellow on the trees outside on one side of home and very different on the other as the leaves fall daily onto the roof of the car. Thanks for the pics, such a pleasure to view. 😊
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Thanks Claire. Last autumn was particularly lovely, and we had the time to appreciate it I think.
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Wonderful colours, thank you.
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Good old Autumn!
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Lovely photos Margaret, especially the beech leaves.
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Lovely warm colours, aren’t they?
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These lovely photos are putting me in the mood for autumn – it hasn’t quite got here yet.
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No, it hasn’t. Odd.
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A lovely blast of autumn colour. We only have one small wood nearby which shows some colour changes, the beech trees hang on usually. I must take a walk down there and see what is happening, but last week everything still seemed quite green.
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It is happening here now – and quite sudden too.
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I agree autumn seems late this year, although we’re starting to see colour here too now. Your pictures sum up the season so well. I love the pheasants and that leaning tree (second row, left hand) is lovely 🙂
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I’m particularly fond of that tree – glad it’s caught your eye too. London next week on Granny Duty. I’ll be interested to see where autumn has got up to there.
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As I mentioned, autumn seems late here too but the colours are starting to appear – I’m sure you’ll find some 🙂
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Oh I’m loving that tree. Very cool autumn photos 😀
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My favourite tree!
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Oh I agree it’s definitely late down in here in Suffolk. Love the pheasant photo, they always look startled. Perhaps these were?
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Probably. They’re always in the wrong place at the wrong time. Daft birds.
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And, sadly frequently ending up as roadkill.
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The pheasants are marvelous!
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Marvellous but utterly and completely dim.
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Lovely photos Margaret ( although from last year) on this beautiful sunny Autumn morning. I haven’t ventured outside yet but I think a few more layers might be necessary.
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I guess you’re not feeling like it Joyce, but a dose of todays bright cold air might be no bad thing. Sending a Virtual Hug.
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I was struck by the leaning tree too.
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It seems to have a fan club!
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What glorious colours. The colours of the pheasants tone nicely with the fallen leaves too. I hope the current autumn proceeds to be mellow rather than damp.
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It’s been incredibly mild, but today it’s raining, and that’s the shape of the next few days.
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Ah well, back to ‘normal’ then it seems …
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