We 'visited' Gondwanaland last weekend. I always think that words along these lines could be the opening of a novel...
This particular Gondwanaland, however, is only about an hour away from our home. It forms part of the landscape that makes up Marks Hall Gardens and Arboretum. I hope my photos demonstrate the reason we try to visit each autumn before the trees lose their leaves.
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| Claret Ash 'Raywood' (Fraxinus angustifolia) |
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| Claret Ash |
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| Guelder rose berries (I think) |
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| Autumn Crocus |
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| Holly |
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| Edge of the lake |
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| Autumn sunlight |
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| Teasel |
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| Acer |
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| I should know this one... |
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| Acer |
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| A peep through the undergrowth |
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| Mr and Mrs |
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| Cornflower... last hint of summer |
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| Poppy, paving the way for November |
2 comments:
Stunning, Caroline!
What lovely colours, Caroline. It looks like a wonderful place to visit in autumn
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