This is pretty much the same view as was in yesterday's post. That one was taken about three weeks ago. I took this one yesterday from the same spot (out the guest room window). Whole vineyard parcels have dropped their leaves; others are still holding on. Orange is quickly giving way to brown.
In the foreground, the real fake well. In the background, the Lone Poplar.
In general, out temperatures are pretty mild for mid-November. That's nice, except for the rain that often comes along with it. That said, the forecast for the next few days looks relatively dry. We're having a nice arrière saison, as they say. This morning is foggy and we're socked in. Still, we can't really complain.
The yard looks nice :)
ReplyDeleteIt's 37°F here, this morning... I think that's the coldest we've had, and we're getting down to the upper 20s tonight, so hard freeze. We finally got some color on our trees, so that's nice :) Here comes a new season, inching its way in.
A real fake well - the mind boggles a bit.
ReplyDeletejudy, wow! I don't remember exactly when it was, but it's been a while since we've had a hard freeze.
ReplyDeletemichael, well... (deep subject) it certainly is real in that it has mass and you can touch it, but it's also fake; there's no well below. Interestingly, one of our neighbors has a real real well.