Well, hello there, welcome to a new week and a new edition of The Cosmic Photo Challenge, which today is brought to you by the prompt; Autumn’s golden gown.
The woods at the National Trust’s Arlington Court are looking especially colourful at the moment, so I went there for a stroll and it was almost impossible to take a bad picture.
For anyone not familiar with the origin of today’s prompt, here’s the classic tune I pinched it from.
What did you capture for us over the weekend..?
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I love your leaf strewn paths. You are a few weeks behind us, as most of the leaves are on the ground here.
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It’s been a very mild autumn so far, I think that’s what is keeping the leaves up for longer
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The Arlington Court trails look like a beautiful place to walk. I especially liked the arched bridge over the river and the rocks along the hillsides of the trail.
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Thank you, Frank, it’s one of my favourite walks in the autumn
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Yes, I like autumn like this (not the grey soup we’re having at the moment). Your photos are more greenish gold, mine have a more brownish hue. In both nature wear a beautiful gown.
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Beautiful photos. My post for this went awry – troubles with new computer. Will explain elsewhere.
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