Christy gave our fifth Sibling Photo Assignment, asking us to take a series of photos indicating that summer is coming to an end.
Officially, summer has ended, and autumn has arrived, but this change is reflected in the photos below as I toured my backyard this morning, which definitely indicated a change in the seasons.
You can find Christy's photos
here, and Bill's photos
here.
So take a morning tour with me around my backyard as I share with you photos of saying goodbye to summer.....and saying hello to autumn.
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My tomatoes are still ripening on the vine. |
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The burning bush shows a beautiful display of fiery red. |
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The maple tree in the front yard is slowly beginning to turn yellow. |
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The Oregon Grape leaves turn from green to red. |
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The Mountain Ash tree is full of berries, and has been for quite a while. There is an old adage that says "If there are lots of mountain ash berries, then it will be a cold, hard winter". We'll see soon if this is true. |
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I forget how beautiful the peonies become as their leaves turn. |
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The Coneaster bush has lovely red berries. |
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Some late ripening raspberries. |
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A casualty of colder temperatures...a leaf from one of the zucchini plants. |
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Green leaf lettuce still ready to pick. |
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But, alas, the Ruby Red has bolted into a tiny lettuce forest. |
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The Tri-Color Beech tree is showing off the early autumn colors. |
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One Moonbeam Coreopsis plant still has some blooms. |
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And my pink geranium basket is still creating new blooms. |
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