November is continuing mild, but the dark evenings are a reminder that we are in part of the year that the old Celts called Samhain.
Oak leaves
Some of the trees have already lost all their gloriously colourful leaves. And this year the colours seems to be particularly bright and colourful. So here are some of the last of the colours to enjoy.
Oak galls
Bird Cherry
Murtagh's Meadow 
Beautiful images! The current wind and rain will bring down even more leaves now but some of the Oaks in shadier parts are still green here, the colourful leaves of birches and maples though are almost stripped bare.
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We’ve gales forecast for weekend which I think will see the last of our leaves too:( We’ll collect as many as we can for making some good old leave mould!
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Beautiful photos so evocative of the season. Easing into the solar winter. Head down and run for February!
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Thank you Eliza. I’m right there wit you – roll on February!
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Gorgeous photos!! What a beautiful place.
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Thank you – it is a nice place and I like the way the character changes over the seasons:)
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Yes – the ‘experts’ have commented on the longer display of beautiful colour changes that the milder temperatures have brought. I suppose this happens all the time in New England? And also, novice question – what do you do with your leaf mould?
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Mostly we put it around our trees and shrubs – but great as compost for any part of garden:)
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The countryside is making one last blaze of glory! Lovely photos!
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As I look out today Melissa it’s all beginning to look a bit too grey!
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Beautiful colors! I’m all white now. . No more pretty colors.
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Ahh, but white has it’s own magic:)
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