Bed Time . . .
Underfoot: colors as savory as those on a Thanksgiving table.
(NYC 11 2019)
The still damp days of October are long gone, as are the bright autumn leaves illuminating the trees. The deep freeze and stiff winds of November have brought down the golden crowns and where rake or leaf blower hasn’t reached there lies a bed of brown oak and others where a few hardy perennial remnants remain nestled in bloom.
One is the bright green of onion grass:
Genus Allium
(11 29 2019)
Another is the rich brown of the boletus mushroom:
Genus Boletus
(11 29 2019)
The overall palette resembles the colors on a Thanksgiving table. Savory to contemplate before the sun makes an early exit.
Up Above: the brown, white, and blue season has returned.
(11 29 2019)
— rPs 11 30 2019
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