More of the photos from our Walk In The Sun (Sunday Picture Post 15th Dec). Enjoy…
28th November 2024
Above: I’m amazed, the tansy is still in flower giving us gold, the theme of the day! Below: Golden oak leaves
28th November 2024
28th November 2024
Above: The wonderfully robust hogweed, another wild plant still in bloom. Below: Apples turn to gold in the sun
28th November 2024
28th November 2024
Above: Rose hips. Below: Spindle
28th November 2024
28th November 2024
Above: Hawthorn foliage amaze me with the colours that show at this season. Below: This is hogweed again, but the special pink/purple form that’s a specialty of our county
28th November 2024
Below: Ivy, needs no name tag, shining in the golden sun
28th November 2024
28th November 2024
Did I say there had been a sharp overnight frost?
28th November 2024
And the last pic of the day, a wild red-currant leaf turned gold. Perfect
28th November 2024
I do hope you enjoyed the golden selection
crispina kemp 
Great pictures!
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Thank you. It helps when the light is right. Alas, UK, so it’s never a guarantee
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Beautiful pictures Crispina. Thanks for sharing
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My replies to you refuse to stay in the right place. So, in case you haven’t seen it, I repeat: You know I enjoy sharing 🥰🥰🥰
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Thanks my friend.
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🥰🥰🥰
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🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
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You know I enjoy sharing 🥰🥰🥰
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Glorious collection this morn, Crispina! So lovely.
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Makes so much difference when the sun shines from that autumnal angle. 🙂
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That’s for sure
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These are beautiful. I kept changing my favorite as I scrolled down. So now I am a fan of hogweed, but my favorite photo is the first frost one. Or the second frost one.
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I’m a great fan of hogweed. It’s so easy to ignore cos it’s big and rough, a rugby player of a plant rather than a ballet dancer. But the flowers are intricate and delicate, and the plant is so resilient. I guess that’s why it’s name.
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