Remains of last Autumn

Nice find Doug, lifeless yet still attractive in the sunlight.

Thanks very much Murice, glad that you like it.

Best regards, Doug

Great find, Doug !! We also have some here ! Very pretty capture !!

Many thanks for your visit and kind words Marie-claire.

Best wishes, Doug

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Thanks very much Marie-claire

good.

Thank you Boarischa, glad that you like it.

Best regards, Doug

It will be soon only a memory : so life goes !

Indeed that is so Pat. Thanks very much for your visit.

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Very nice light and colours.

Many thanks for your kind comment John.

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Wonderful light and a very nice capture Doug

Thanks so much for your visit and kind words Roger.

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Nicely done, Doug!
Best wishes,
Andy

Thanks very much Andy, glad that you like it.

All the best, Doug

Doug, such lovely color in the remains of your Fall. a really nice shot Doug.

Many thanks for your visit and kind words Sarah.

Best regards, Doug

beautiful!

HFF and happy weekend:)

thanks very much Annemarie, glad that you like it.

Best wishes, Doug

Looks beautiful with the sunlight on it Doug. Still pockets of autumn in the woods and forests.
All the best, Rosa.

Your very kind comments are much appreciated Rosa.

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Gorgeous light and fall colours Doug.
Have a nice weekend.

Many thanks for your visit and kind words Jaap.

Best wishes, Doug

prachtige tegenstelling

Thanks very much Fred, glad that you like it.

Best regards, Doug

This is what the Boarischer Krautmo and I call a *roude Madz*....please don´t ask for the translation and if you though want it...ask BK ;))))

Many thanks for your kind comments Tanja. To me 'roude Madz' would mean perhaps railway lines, a reference to the pattern of small branches maybe.

Best wishes, Doug

ok, it's a little bit different...
Matz is Frankonian and Upper Palatinate dialect for an eloquent, but also a somewhat loose lady. "roud" is dialect and means red. A "roude Matz" might be a red haired lady, but in most cases it is used as an enhancemet for Matz. To cap it all off we call it a feiaroude Matz. "feia" is dialect for fire and it's again an emphasis - a feiaroude Matz means the most matzy Matz ever ;-)))

:)))))....and you are the best *Erklärbär* ever Bk!

Thanks for the explaining that Boarischa, I think I understand what you mean now.