Fall came knocking at my door, I opened and fall entered. It has been a busy week, with a lot of baking: bread and ginger bread, the later going into a regional stew this coming week. And the living room got rearranged; furniture tossed and about. Yes Fall definitely has arrived once again. The bolsters of the chestnuts are growing fat. All is still green, but that won't be for long now.
And who says you have to live outside in the country to enjoy nature? This little beauty stands in the middle of the city near a tall and proud tree. Our old city has lots of trees, especially lime tree that smells so lovely in spring. I love lime tree blossom as a tea in the evening it sooths and relaxes.
And then there are the deep yellow tones that are emerging everywhere this time of year, in the leaves, in this beautiful toadstool and of course in the sheer beauty of the golden autumn light. Which calls for mobiles to be made, to catch those sunbeams as much as we can!
Tell me; do you have your soup pan ready? And your bread baking tin? And your knitting needles? 'Cause there are toast to be knit and sucky thumb mitts. Maybe there will be time for some serious reading on the couch next to the stove, so a trip to the library might also be a good idea.
Oh there is so much to enjoy.
Welcome Autumn!
I've already broke out my sweaters :) Fall has been in the air for the last week here...I'm rather enjoying it :)
ReplyDeleteAnd soup and bread sounds great this time of year!
Thank you, I guess tomorrow I'll be sifting through my closet and get it into fall and winter gear, time to slowly get out all the wool and cozy stuf ;-) Have a lovely weekend!
DeleteYes, Fall has arrived here too! I've been wearing sweaters to work all this week. I'm enjoying the cooler whether.
ReplyDeleteSoup and bread are perfect for this time of year. Great pics, thanks for sharing.
Hello Trina, you're welcome. I just visited your bog, you make beautiful detailed figures, I love the dreamworld I enter when visiting your shop!
DeleteSouppan, knitting needles and books ready. Envy your stove!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your great city in Autumn! Happy times!
Happy times indeed, and then there also will be kachel brood, turkish bread heated on the stove which gives it a crackling crust, jum! You're more than welcome to share its warmth this fall!
DeleteAutumn has NOT arrived here yet. I am waiting for it! GREAT photos, TFS!
ReplyDeleteJust visited your website and love what you are doing with the alpaca wool! I wish I could spin. With such beautiful fibre, knitting in fall will be a feast. Worth the wait! ;-)
DeleteSo happy fall is here! I definitely feel like making bread & soup now. I think I'm going to look up some recipes :)
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