It has not just been the digital aids (walking apps and audiobooks) that have drawn me out on walks, the autumn colours have too. They have been rather splendid haven’t they. Robert would have loved them this year. He struggled with the darkening days but the autumn colours always brought a smile to his face. I wish he was here to see them, although he’d probably be surprised I’ve included this photograph. However the blurred effect does reflect my ‘widow fog’; a recognised condition which still afflicts me.
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Love the colour of this flower and seeing it made my day. I hope you enjoy it too!
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I am sure it will 🙂 be there shortly
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I like the fallen leaves around the tree. The light and shadows bring out the beauty!
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thank you so much
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Never mind the blur, Becky. You’ve caught the glow, and that’s what counts. Also you’ve inspired me to feature more of Wenlock’s out-of-town walks:
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awww thanks Tish xx
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You’ve caught those colours splendidly, Becky. What a magnificent tree it is.
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oh thank you so much 🙂
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I have only just discovered your beautiful walking squares, Becky, though I have been thinking about you a lot. Here is my first contribution https://somerville66.blogspot.com/2022/11/late-arrival-for-walkingsquares.html
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oh so lovely to hear from you, and so glad you have found my walking squares today. I really appreciate your thoughts xx
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Still quite green down here, but we don’t have many trees that colour up, most go brown and then drop their leaves. Blurry is part of the scene with the wind and rain!
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That’s true, specially today very blurry out there – just trying to work out when best to head out today
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What colour! And yes, the colours have been great in the end. They were a bit late coming and I was worried we may miss out. I’ve gone urban today: https://travelwithintent.com/2022/11/07/a-walk-in-trafalgar-square/
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I am so glad they’ve arrived too 🙂 it does help with the changing of the season.
Love your urban walk today xx
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It may be a fog but it’s a pretty one xx
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thanks Brian xx
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Autumn 🍂 leaves lend themselves to a little blurring, Becky. It’s the colour that counts. So beautiful! 😊💖
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thanks Jo 🙂
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A lovely post Becky. I’m with trees today – but the other end: https://margaret21.com/2022/11/07/ancient-chestnut-trees-some-portraits/
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Thanks Margaret, and you are back already!
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No no, I haven’t gone yet really. I’m winding down to a regular, though less frequent presence, once Squares is over!
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oooh sorry to have delayed you!
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I bet you’re not 😉 !
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well it rather lovely and comforting having you still here 😘
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🙂 Thanks Becky xx
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Sorry!
https://geriatrixfotogallerie.wordpress.com/2022/11/07/walking-square-7/
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Don’t worry it is so easy to do
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Autumn brings out beautiful colors.
https://beckybofwinchester.com/2022/11/07/walking-squares-7/
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thank you
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Since I don’t see such colors of autumn in my town, so this is very much wonderful for me 🙂
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oh thank you so much, so glad you like it
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Beautiful colours on the tree, Becky 👏 The colourfulness of this time of year is a definite draw to the outside, even with the wind & rain ☔️ Here’s mine: https://jezbraithwaite.blog/2022/11/07/autumn-walks-for-beckys-squares-fan-of-181/
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exactly!
PS Just seen your url, I am flattered 🙂 will be there shortly
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