Wild asters, sometimes known as Michaelmas Daisy.
Sedum in my garden.
The sunny colours of Golden Rod. This isn't the one that makes you sneeze, that's Ragweed.
I look out of my front window and I see this glorious red maple.
And of course, fruit and veggies are abundant at this time of year. Bacon and tomato sandwiches for lunch, my favourite. A teeny weeny sprinkle of salt, some mayo, toasted homemade 12 grain bread.... need I say more?
P.S. Getting close to that magic number of 10,000 blog visitors! If you are Number 10,000, leave me a message, there will be a little prize in the mail for you.Update on Thursday at 8:00pm: Nobody has admitted to being Blogger number 10,000, and I know there was somebody, as now we are at 10.008, so I'll keep the prize and try again on my One Year Blogiversary which will be in November.
I love bacon and tomato sandwiches, sedum and red maples (though not together). Golden rod . . . hmm, I think that involves some sneezing.
ReplyDeleteWonderful flowers and beautiful garden! Congratulations on your 10,000 blog visitors!
ReplyDeleteNot me 9984, maybe I might come back!!! lol!!!
ReplyDeleteBLT's...one of my favorites yummm.
ReplyDeleteThe red maple is so pretty. Trees around here haven't begun turning yet, I guess it's still a bit too warm.
A nice series of pictures.
Hi Rook,
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately I didn't make it to the north Devon coast, though I certainly would like to go back and explore that part of the country again, especially the moors. But unfortunately the weather was pretty horrendous and my shoes really weren't up to it any more (see the picture in my last post).
But now that I'm back home I'm looking forward to curling up under my duvet on the weekends, seeing my friends and going down to the pub for bangers and mash on a Sunday afternoon. Mmmmmm.
Stunning flowers and colours. And the bacon butty sound great too.
ReplyDeleteYour pix are a beautiful tribute to autumn!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos - I so love the autumn shades it has to be my favourite of all seasons. JR
ReplyDeleteYou still have wonderful flowers in your garden and the leafes are such a colourful wonders.
ReplyDeleteps. I'll spam you so I'm sure I'll be number 10.000;D LOL.
My last post is about fun with spam.
Have great weekend
What beautful colors!
ReplyDeleteAutumn is my favorite time of year for precisely the reasons you highlighted in your post today.
ReplyDeleteAnd then you mention BLT sandwiches . . . now I'm really hungry for some bacon.
Great flowers the colors are wonderful I love tomatoes , have a nice weekend. Thank for visiting my blog LC.
ReplyDeletemmm...i had a turkey, bacon, tomato, avocado sandwich for lunch, hold the mayo tho. i have to pick my battles and the bacon won over the mayo. that maple is gorgeous!! one of these days I'll experience a fall outside of California, it's on that life list.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful pics! Especially the Maple tree! The trees are changing so fast this year aren't they? You will have to come and visit me in Whitby at kniterary, my knitting store! www.kniterary.com
ReplyDeleteThe flowers of your garden are very pretty...And the variety really lovely. Natures variety is always stuynnungly amazing to me...
ReplyDeleteThat sandwich sounds scrumptious!
Yum, Yum, Yum! (lol)
Wow, how lovely that red maple looks. Nothing says Canada so much as the maple tree, doesn't it? And I love that maple syrup!
ReplyDeleteI rea where you said only 2 weeks until the wedding. Hang in there, it will be wonderful and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI agree with your reason for the fall colors. Absolutely lovely pictures. Gee, maybe I was 10,000......I could have been....maybe.
ReplyDeletethats a nice way to think about autumn. Not that the winters here are that harsh, these days... not like yours.
ReplyDeleteMy michaelmas daisies have been particularly spectacular this year. which reminds me, i must get my wallflowers in ....
gorgeous pics.
Iam 10,063 is that near enough? is it ? is it?
ReplyDeleteThe colours are the reason why Autumn is my fave time of year. I chose september to get married in purely for that reason.
beautiful colors and the tomatoes look sooooo goood
ReplyDeleteHappy 10,008th Post. :-)
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I really miss the Canadian autumn colours :(
ReplyDeleteYou are way ahead of us on everything autumn, Ex-S...except the fair, which just started this weekend. We'll be taking Nicholas on Friday. Our fair is more about rides and eats, I'm afraid, though we do usually get an elephant and some tigers. :)
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