For Wordless Wednesday, let your images tell the story.
“Each leaf of the Ginkgo tells a tale of resilience, whispered softly with every rustle.” – Unknown
“Autumn whispered to the wind, ‘I fall but always rise again’.” ~ Angie Weiland-Crosby
“Autumn flew with fire & sun until her last breath was said and done.” ~ Angie Weiland-Crosby
Sharing for Cees FOTD, Dawn’s Festival of Leaves and Lens-Artists: In the details.
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Thank you, I was so happy to capture them in 2018 about this time of year in Sacramento, Sarah.
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Thank you, Leanne!
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Oh thank you Tina! The ginkgo grove on the university campus was a magical sight every year about this time. I’m so glad I could add this to Lens-Artists this week.
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Thank you, Lisa!
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Aww, what a beautiful ode to ginkgo’s gold! If it wasn’t raining so much here this week, people would be burning their leaves here, too.
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My comment seems to have been lost in the ether, so I’ll try again. I love the yellow leaves. They and the bright red ones are so beautiful. When the girls were little and we lived in Ohio, they used to love to jump in the leaf piles one we had the leaves raked up. I never minded raking leaves because they were so emblematic of fall and great exercise as well. 🙂
Thank you, Janet! Autumn is now in full swing in Sacramento. Ours here is barely lingering and snow is in the forecast. At our home in Sacramento we had two huge fruitless mulberry trees that turned yellow in the fall. We also had a Japanese maple that was bright red by early December. The colors really popped.
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