November Walk
Here on the Gulf Coast we don’t get the big masses of fall color that other regions do, but if you look carefully, there are many tiny treasures to be seen.
And some big treasures too…. at least to me!
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A great window in to your surroundings… they truly are treasures, big and small. I think I need a Leila in my life 🙂
She could teach us all a thing or two about having a great self-image! She makes me laugh almost every day.
Thanks for the nice comments!
Love your pictures! Even that beetle looks beautiful! We live in the city and our neighbor has two sweet gum trees. The leaves of one turn yellow and orange in the fall and the other turns the deep red as in your picture. The leaves on our oak are falling now. Great fun for our great grandson to toss about and roll around in.
It’s great that he can experience that – and have fun for free!
Your goats are so sweet, lovely companions for an autumnal walks!
They are very useful in getting up close to birds – the birds think, “Oh, just a herd of goats…” and stay close by. 🙂