You asked for it; the Liquid Amber tree just outside our bedroom; to the left is also a tiny cherry tree. This was taken yesterday morning. Autumn is coming to an end and the leaves are 60-70% gone, but we feel this year we had a particularly beautiful and long autumn. (And yes, I'm up a bit early to finish my first "art" proposal.)Today is Theme Day. Other DP Blogs have also posted "The View from My/Our Bedroom" shots. Please click on the links below to view them.
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Ah, that’s so colourful. I still have a hard time understanding how anyone can enjoy autumn while we’re in the midst of spring. Fascinating little planet... :)
ReplyDeleteHi, Per. I was just wondering if I want to get the small heater out, and recalling a conversation I had Tuesday night with a Swedish weaver-turned-art-glass-maker.
ReplyDeleteThis is it - autumn in NEw Zeland
ReplyDeleteLooks like you're first to post the latest theme day. The sun is a couple of hours away here yet, and I'm preparing my entry! Liquid ambers are terrific harbingers of the seasons.
ReplyDeleteLucky to view such a tree from your bedroom.
ReplyDeleteTerrific rugby game tomorow ;)
Meg... this is a nice way to start your day with all these beautiful colours in front of your window! cool!
ReplyDeleteMeg, what a wonderful view from your window. It doesn't seem right that Autumn is almost over.
ReplyDeleteLiquid Amber trees are so beautiful. Good shot.
Beautiful winter colors!!!
ReplyDeleteC'est beau!
ReplyDeleteMaple trees are always beautiful, at whatever season, but especially in autumn!
ReplyDeletei have never seen a cherry tree!
ReplyDeleteHappy Theme Day!
Beautiful. I'd love to wake up to that everymorning!
ReplyDeletemy view is of a tree too!
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c'est l'automne ? bel arbre et surtout belle couleur
ReplyDeleteit is the autumn? beautiful tree and especially beautiful color
Very nice photo. I am glad you have winter coming and not the other way around.
ReplyDeleteWouldn't it be different if you woke up in my house and looked out the bedroom window? My site shows what you would see.
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ohhh!! this is wonderful. This is something worth to wake up for:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks Meg, thanks to you I just understood something. I've heard people talk about trees called liquidambars before (spelled like that) and I thought "what a strange name for a tree".
You wrote liquid amber and suddenly it made sense!!!!!
That's a real wow.
ReplyDeleteLucky, lucky you! What a perfect time to take a photo of a liquid amber.
ReplyDeleteOutstanding photo and view. Your post highlights one of the great things about a global community. With a single click of my mouse the season changes ... best luck on your art proposal.
ReplyDeleteA very refreshing view. Lucky you :)
ReplyDeleteA colorful way to start the day.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tree and one I've never heard of. Nice way to start the day and a lovely photograph.
ReplyDeletewow very colorful.
ReplyDeleteWhen I see your picture, I thought fall came already in your town. Pretty much beautiful view for outside of bedroom.
ReplyDeleteThank you guys and ladies!
ReplyDeleteWinter is almost there and the we are enjoying the last bit of autumn/fall. Tree gives us a great entertainment and fell of season. (well, except we have to sweep the drive way every so often - Mostly Meg - Thanks Meg.
It was great fun to see everyone's surrounding and great experience of everyday life shot.
WoW...lovely colours...a beautifully captured shot!
ReplyDeleteBut your tree is more beautiful just now with all those colours!
ReplyDeleteOur birches just got leaves full size !So, we live quite in an opposite site of the world.
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It must indeed be difficult to wake up to this sight outside the window and leave for work.
ReplyDeleteThe sight is lush with promise.
Thank you for your visits, everybody. We're having a "cold" snap this weekend - meaning, we've had a few "single digit" temperatures. Big deal - it's just nice and cozy when you have the fire going.
ReplyDeleteWe've also had a bit of rain, though, and the leaves are almost gone.
K-man, I shall shoot the cherry tree in about 3 or 4 months time when it's in bloom.
This is a beautiful view!
ReplyDeleteIt's fun/strange seeing the autumn colors from the southern hemisphere while we're finally enjoying summer!
Oh, yeah, the 3rd week of September in Minnesota, right here, right now, just by clicking on the link. Isn't the Internet great?
ReplyDelete>Isn't the Internet great?
ReplyDeletePure magic. And we're all part of it... :)