Lake Whakatipu at Glenorchy, South Island, New Zealand: Su Leslie 2022
Six Word Saturday, hosted by Debbie at Travel with Intent
Only a week ago? Seems longer
autumn
Wordless Wednesday
Image: Su Leslie 2021
Forest-walking music?
#wordless wednesday #nzmusicmonth
Silent Sunday
Image: Su Leslie 2021
Autumnal memory
Image: Su Leslie
“It was one of those perfect … autumnal days which occur more frequently in memory than in life.” ― P.D. James
Autumn is the perfect time of year to live in New Zealand. The summer humidity abates, the weather settles (apart from the odd tropical cyclone) and the kids go back to school, making it a great time to travel on less crowded roads and stay in less price-inflated accommodation.
This year of course, we spent a large part of the season in lock-down, exploring the neighbourhood not the country. In doing so, I found that my suburb has a lot more deciduous trees than I remembered.
Image: Su Leslie
Image: Su Leslie
Image: Su Leslie
Perfect to photograph — though not so much fun when it’s time to rake up the fallen leaves.
But memory is selective, and for me autumn will always be golden and taste of fresh figs, straight off the tree.
Wordless Wednesday
Let cares fall like autumn leaves
Wordless Wednesday
And autumn brings her changing hues
Just hanging around
Dying on the branch no. 1. Image: Su Leslie 2019
Dying on the branch no. 2. Image: Su Leslie 2019
Dying on the branch no. 3. Image: Su Leslie 2019
Monday Macro
Gone tomorrow
Everything is ephemeral, both that which remembers and that which is remembered. — Marcus Aurelius
Posted to the Ragtag Daily Prompt |ephemeral
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