Not the most exciting photo but it's the view from the room I teach in. I'm starting to understand why so many English people rave about autumn.
Saturday, November 10, 2007
Autumn
It's worth travelling an hour and a half to my second job, just to have a change of scenery. Someone was stabbed (they're ok now) outside the college for a mobile phone this week and I still can't picture it happening in the lovely countryside.
Not the most exciting photo but it's the view from the room I teach in. I'm starting to understand why so many English people rave about autumn.
Not the most exciting photo but it's the view from the room I teach in. I'm starting to understand why so many English people rave about autumn.
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The only time I've ever visited England was in Autumn and I loved all the firey coloured trees in Kensington Gardens.
Autumn was beautiful but too short in Germany - all too soon the leaves would all die and end up plastered to the ground with the sleet and rain.
I remember walking along the Thames at Putney Bridge, on the way to work, the air crisp, the light dull and moody - feet gliding over a blanket of dinner plate sized autumn leaves...eyes looking skyward, the long skinny fingers of the naked branches witchingly announcing winters approach!
But here - its all simply evergreen!
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