It is nice to think that even though everything up here in the northern hemisphere is shrivelling up and dying (in a blaze of color, mind you), you in the southern hemisphere are experiencing springtime.
🙂 springtime in Auckland is traditionally very wet and pretty cold. We keep telling ourselves “it will be summer soon” through chattering teeth, forgetting how humid summer is. I love autumn!
Zimmerbitch 
This is a lovely and delicate photo Su, You’ve composed it really well and captured the hint of things to come.
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Thanks Debbie 😃
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Such a detailed photograph . Really Amazing
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Thank you 😀
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You have so many things to look forward to.
Leslie
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True. The garden is suddenly looking quite lush and the trees have blossom. The fig tree even has lots of little tiny figs!
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Now isn’t that something wonderful to look forward to?
Leslie
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It is nice to think that even though everything up here in the northern hemisphere is shrivelling up and dying (in a blaze of color, mind you), you in the southern hemisphere are experiencing springtime.
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🙂 springtime in Auckland is traditionally very wet and pretty cold. We keep telling ourselves “it will be summer soon” through chattering teeth, forgetting how humid summer is. I love autumn!
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Auckland sounds a lot like Vancouver. We tend to have cold, wet springs after an initial warm spell in March-April.
I actually love autumn too, something I seemed to have inherited from my parents: https://researchingmyself.wordpress.com/2013/10/10/mutual-love-of-autumn/
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I’ve heard that. I really must go to Vancouver sometime; I hear such good things from people who’ve visited.
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A beautiful, romantic and nostalgic capture. xo
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Thank you 🙂
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