Its was cold and bitter |
Quince tree with yeallow leaves |
The leaves are yellows, reds and browns and still green on the almond trees and its very quiet, and cold. The cold last week was very sharp.The wind was also piercing.
Almond tree still with green leaves |
Red veins on a quince leaf |
It was far too cold to visit the bees but I hope they are doing well.
As I write this I am on a train from London to Birmingham, and I can see that they many fields, woods, and bits of land that I pass are water logged. I have even seen several hundred willow trees planted. I presume they are being grown for energy, as a biomass as they are planned very closely together. The colours along the journey are great and the journey very picturesque.
People get out side and have a look around this is one of my favourite times of the year.Things are changing so quickly, its a time of year when things are closing and getting ready for the following season. Nature is discarding this years clothes and fashions and getting ready for the following year. The buds have started to form on the trees, Seeds have fallen and are sinking down and getting ready to leap out at you next year. The trees have pushed all its sugars deep down into its roots, and are awaiting the suns warm rays to rush up and push out new branches extend old ones and force up all that energy. Go out and check it out.
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