This is a lovely walk at any time of the day.
Come walk with me.
This bark is amazing
Wonder if there is a story about these stones.
Walking through a carpet of leaves
Its nice to look up
This is a lovely walk at any time of the day.
Come walk with me.
This bark is amazing
Wonder if there is a story about these stones.
Walking through a carpet of leaves
Its nice to look up
Following on from my last post of the autumnal colours in my own garden, here we are still with leaves changing colours. They are still so beautiful and the colours still capture the eye.
Before I got the camera out a young deer passed through ,maybe next time I will get it on camera.
Now come and walk through our local woods with me as I did yesterday morning before the shower of snow in afternoon.
The colours are changing so fast, that I just had to share them again after my last post the other day.
Encianthus
Shirley Temple Peony
Japanese Cherry Kojo no mai
Blueberry leaves
Come join me in a stroll of leaves in my garden.
This has to be my favourite time of year.
Corylopsis
Varigated Weiglia and Honeysuckle
Pink Marble
Japanese Cherry Kojo no mai
Johnstons Blue Geranium
Mahonia
Montana Alba Clematis
Scotkat
It was a wonderful day, if a bit chilly but that’s the price you have to pay for a nice clear day. Just a perfect hill walkers day.
You can see more photos on the Trowels forum and read more about Ben Vrackie here.
Come and enjoy our walk
The peak of Schiehallion in the background
(on my to-do list for another clear day)
The Beinn a' Ghlo massif was spectacular
Enjoying the view
After our walk we enjoyed a welcome cup of tea at Hettie’s Tearoom in Pitlochry. The one I had was Berrytastic Baby and it was so good that I bought some to take home. I resisted the freshly baked scones but I am told that they are very tasty!
Scotkat