12 October





the good

the path through the wood is lined with Michaelmas daisies

(Asters)

they are so cheery next to the waning goldenrod and orangy berriess








the random

zombie fish washed up on shore....

this is a natural occurrence....

well the dead things occasionally washing up on shore, 

not the zombie part.



the fun

a far full of wild flowers on the windowsill

I love bringing in a bit of the wild indoors

to cheer things up a bit




Comments

  1. Michele Morin12/10/2015, 07:53

    YES! Bring the outdoors inside! I love to see a fall bouquet. Thanks for all the lovely things you notice!

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  2. Anonymous12/10/2015, 07:55

    Your vase and photos are lovely.

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  3. Gayle12/10/2015, 08:01

    Nice photos. I like the progression of light in the mosaic.

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  4. Tamar SB12/10/2015, 08:12

    The zombie fish is awesome - sorry about the linky - it's live now!!

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  5. Linda Stoll12/10/2015, 08:16

    you so capture the beauties of living by the sea, Kara ...

    i'm grateful you're in my world!

    ;-}

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  6. Donna@Gardens Eye View12/10/2015, 08:30

    Lovely images and thoughts...a jar of wildflowers is the best!

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  7. RobertN12/10/2015, 11:02

    Beautiful post.

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  8. Anca Tîrcă12/10/2015, 11:22

    Simple and beautiful!

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  9. Anonymous12/10/2015, 11:34

    It's a lovely vase, and such a good example of what can be found by foraging locally. Thanks for sharing

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  10. A Bit of the Blarney12/10/2015, 11:38

    Nicely done post! I especially like the blossoms, so fall like! Have a grand week!

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  11. 4 Lettre Words12/10/2015, 11:40

    My boys would think that fish was the coolest thing ever. ;)

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  12. Gattina12/10/2015, 12:05

    The fish has a little grumpy smile, lol !

    http://gattina-keyholepictures.blogspot.com/

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  13. A Colorful World12/10/2015, 12:16

    Beautiful, interesting post! I love asters in the Fall!

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  14. Ohmydearests12/10/2015, 14:08

    Lovely floral images! That fish is freaky!

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  15. marsha12/10/2015, 15:43

    beautiful post....love the flowers and the zombie fish

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  16. Cloudia12/10/2015, 17:20

    Lovely ramble











    ALOHA
    ComfortSpiral

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  17. Karen Del Tatto12/10/2015, 18:33

    Enjoyed this post so much!

    The picture of the daisies is stunning. The quality is crystal clear as if I could reach in and pick a flower myself!

    I had never heard of zombie fish. I will definitely be telling my son-in-law about it as he is all fish and zombies. ;-) lol.

    Blessings to you. :-)

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  18. Denise13/10/2015, 06:18

    love the pictures

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  19. Kathie24/10/2015, 18:33

    A lovely peaceful post - my favourite kind. Thanks!

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