September is a transitional month, easing us gently from summer into autumn. Its pleasures are bittersweet: the excitement of new school years and fresh starts is always tinged for me with a slight melancholic longing for the summer that passed so quickly. This month saw distant views and woodland walks, the last of the scarlet berries and the picking of the black ones. There have been several bunches of starburst dahlias, a chocolate stout cake for a birthday and a new favourite weekend breakfast. We have been making the most of the soft September sunshine as we forage for -and preserve for the winter- the many fruits of the hedgerow. Of all these delights, none have been sweeter than the moment that the baby first discovered laughter. It has been a good September.
I’ve finally created a Facebook page for the blog, which you can find here. I do hope that you like it!
Glorious autumnal colours. And still September is beautiful – hope October manages it too. It usually does 🙂
your September looks beautiful, I feel the same way about it too…..
you take such lovely photos! i love the colour in all of these.
Gorgeous post Laura – I love September too… But October is just as lush. xx
You’ve perfectly captured September’s richness and abundance in these images … my most favourite month of all is October though, and here it is!
Gorgeous September collage, such lovely Autumnal colours. I have just set up a facebook page too – have no idea what I’m doing though! x
just so much beauty x
your images just encapsulate early autumn ~ beautiful xx