...gathering and harvesting...
...enjoying magical sights...
...of summer becoming Autumn.
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And delightful mushrooms. How stories of fairies and gnomes and little people abound as we explore...
I think these were my favorites! In front of the mossy old wood, such a lovely sight!
Heading back home with a full basket. Sticks for winter kindling, leaves for a project, flowers for Autumn bouquets...
Checking on the garden, where the winter beans are making a debut!
Gathering herbs for drying.
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| Can you see the heart shape? |
Bringing it all indoors as day fades to evening...
And winding down with a little treat at the end of a special day!
How did you spend your Autumn Equinox? Were you able to get outside, enjoy nature in your area? I'd love to hear about it! Also, don't forget to enter the Autumn Equinox and Birthday Giveaway here on my blog to win this scarf, handknit by me!
Autumn Blessings from Pan Pan Studios!
1 comment:
Looks beautiful though am surprised autumn has come to your parts - not so in France where the forests are still very green for the moment!On mushrooms, I took part in an archeo dig this summer and had a course on the "amadou" (tinder fungus)- how to use it to make fire as our ancestors did 400K years ago and also how to use it as a disinfectant compress when you cut your hands using the other fire-making ingredients - flint and marcasite!Keep on being natural (and hope you're still writing and painting). Tom
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