Days that get dark ever so quickly, days that when it is not raining it is rather damp, days when you wake to mist and fog….. yes it is November. Autumn was again late arriving but unlike last year it is vanishing fast….fast even though we haven’t as yet had a frost.
It has though left us with a legacy of Fungi and fallen leaves….
The compensation is that the fallen leaves do add a splash of colour to a dull day
7th November
(C) David Oakes 2019
Yeah! This I can recognize! Definitely November – and very soon a real ‘white-out’?!
We had 8-10 degrees C below zero this morning! Even the new gigantic wind mills are standing absolute still!
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As yet no frost in our part of middle England, though Scotland has enjoyed some frosty days, so I guess it cannot be far off. Still not long till mid winter 🙂
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But you are way South compared to us! If you are in luck, you might not see much snow at all?
It is supposed to get warmer, right?
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True….but last year we had no heavy snow, each year it has been getting less and less. At the moment it is just heavy rains…. would much rather have a frost 🙂
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Yep!
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Frost has visited us twice now and the trees are mostly bare. It definitely is November over here too. Fall is fading into a memory, isn’t it?
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Heavy rains today which seems to be doing the same as the frost would do. Many Oak trees keep there leaves over winter….but apart from them it is just a few Beech and a lot of the Sycamore that have still do drop. In fact this autumn its the Sycamore and its family that have provided most of this seasons colour. As for frost…would rather have it than all this rain
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Love this November gallery, David. November is incredibly beautiful there!
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Even though it is raining heavily.. Forward forecast no better🌧️🌨️
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