Blue and gold
A day which started with thick freezing fog cleared to sun and brilliant blue and gold. Above, a fishing hut on the banks of the Spey, under the shoulder of Ben Aigen.
The birches are at the height of their autumn colour. After these frosts the next gales will strip their leaves.
Even the grey days of November have fleeting moments where the gold sings out, in the larches on the hillside and the contrast of leaves and grey slate.
Thank you for all the good wishes for my father. He is improving slowly, and is now out of hospital.
Beautiful photos! I especially like the last shot of the leaves against the building. Glad to hear your father is doing better.
ReplyDeleteIt is so wonderful to see sunshine and blue skies at this time of year and they certainly make the trees glow!
ReplyDeleteSo glad that your father is improving! Best wishes to him as he continues recovering.
Good news about your dad! Lovely post with encouraging news and beautiful fall pics. My favorite one is the last one! SO beautiful. I am going back now to look at it again. It should be printed and framed!
ReplyDeleteLove the final photograph - the golden sunshine and leaves are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLiz
Good morning Linda,
ReplyDeleteGood news about your father, that must come as a relief to you. The autumn leaves seem particularly beautiful and vibrant this year. The good summer will have helped immensely. I love all of your pictures, but particularly the one with the fishing hut. Have a good week.
beautiful autumn colours , i like the last pic :)
ReplyDeleteI think the colours have been exceptional this autumn.
ReplyDeleteLovely colours:)
ReplyDeleteLove the colours! The first one looks so peaceful.
ReplyDeleteYou all are having such a beautiful fall. The colors are magnificent. Love the shot of the building with the little chimney vents reaching for the sky. They are so UK. So glad you dad is doing better. genie
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to hear the news about your father. And these photos are lovely - our leaves are long-gone, as we've already seen several small snowfalls at our house.
ReplyDeleteColorado can be so dry that we joke when somebody knocks over a glass of water, "what will you name that river?"
Beautiful pictures, love the colours!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteI am glad for you. Thank you for sharing such glorious photos: colour therapy.
ReplyDeleteGood news about your dad! And I can't help giggling every time I read the word "larch", thanks to Monty Python.... hee hee! "The Larch...."
ReplyDeleteBeautiful
ReplyDeleteThank you all for the good wishes, and glad you like the autumn colours.
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