Fall winds cannot be far behind.
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Leaves
Posted by LorenFall winds cannot be far behind.
Post Title: Leaves
Author: Loren
Posted: 24th August 2006
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This is one of those pictures no artist would think to paint, but it encompasses so much of the subtle beauty of the natural world. It’s very striking.
I am making gazpacho — the garden is full to bursting. Calabacitas to come, once the chiles are roasted. Even here, fall is dropping hints.
What gorgeous photos you share. Thanks so much.