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Chestnuts crackling under open tyres...jack frost nipping at your nose. Or something like that, right?
I like it. And I like Auld Hat's take on it too!
Love (and get a kick out of the spelling of tire... British?).
Excellent Polona...what an image you paint with those words
I can feel cold breeze in this.
wow a crackling haiga! wonderful!
I recognize that scene from my childhood. I smell autumn. Crisp air, dying leaves and the scent of wood smoke on the breeze.
nice one polonathank youwe don't have any chestnuts around here - nearly all conifers
terrific one polonajohn
This really satisfies all the senses - the sounds, sights and smells of a rainy autumn day.
Vsak letni čas ima svoj čar, se mi zdi... In jesen je nedvomno povezljiva s kostanjem...Krasno!Objem v vikend. Napoved je prijazna in topla.Lucija
that one's so evocative, excellent.
Very nice, Polona. Auld Hat beat me to it. Very witty.
vieux chapeau: something like that, yes ;o)richard: you would, wouldn't you? it has (horse) chestnuts in it :)and yep, hat is a clever lady!masago: thanks.and yes, british it is. i know tire is the more common spelling but something prompted me to use the other version :-)kai: thank you sweetie janice: most kind of you, thank you!andrew: no breeze actually but lots of cold rainmagiceye: thank you for your crackling words.quilly: that was beautifully said.yes, a scene easily imagined...floots: thank you. a lot of different decidusus trees around here and chestnuts were planted extensively in parks and alleysjohn: many thanksjem: i'm hapy if it achieved that.thank you.lucija: ja, samo da se otresemo tega dežja (je nagajel še pozno v popoldan)lepo se imej!crafty: thank you for your kind words.don: that's Hat for you. and i'm glad the haiga worked.thank you
Nice and now the squirrels can store it away for the winter.love the picture and the words.
stary nights: yes, it provides food for the wildlife among other...thank you
wow, didn't know dead leaves and road surfaces and crush nuts can look so "pretty" (sorry, couldn't find a better word) :)the leaves and road looks kind of wet, is it after a rain?
dsnake: i think 'pretty' is a good word :)the photo is of a footpath rather than a road and the photo was taken during rain
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Chestnuts crackling under open tyres...jack frost nipping at your nose. Or something like that, right?
I like it. And I like Auld Hat's take on it too!
Love (and get a kick out of the spelling of tire... British?).
Excellent Polona...what an image you paint with those words
I can feel cold breeze in this.
wow a crackling haiga! wonderful!
I recognize that scene from my childhood. I smell autumn. Crisp air, dying leaves and the scent of wood smoke on the breeze.
nice one polona
thank you
we don't have any chestnuts around here - nearly all conifers
terrific one polona
john
This really satisfies all the senses - the sounds, sights and smells of a rainy autumn day.
Vsak letni čas ima svoj čar, se mi zdi... In jesen je nedvomno povezljiva s kostanjem...
Krasno!
Objem v vikend. Napoved je prijazna in topla.
Lucija
that one's so evocative, excellent.
Very nice, Polona. Auld Hat beat me to it. Very witty.
vieux chapeau: something like that, yes ;o)
richard: you would, wouldn't you? it has (horse) chestnuts in it :)
and yep, hat is a clever lady!
masago: thanks.
and yes, british it is. i know tire is the more common spelling but something prompted me to use the other version :-)
kai: thank you sweetie
janice: most kind of you, thank you!
andrew: no breeze actually but lots of cold rain
magiceye: thank you for your crackling words.
quilly: that was beautifully said.
yes, a scene easily imagined...
floots: thank you. a lot of different decidusus trees around here and chestnuts were planted extensively in parks and alleys
john: many thanks
jem: i'm hapy if it achieved that.
thank you.
lucija: ja, samo da se otresemo tega dežja (je nagajel še pozno v popoldan)
lepo se imej!
crafty: thank you for your kind words.
don: that's Hat for you. and i'm glad the haiga worked.
thank you
Nice and now the squirrels can store it away for the winter.love the picture and the words.
stary nights: yes, it provides food for the wildlife among other...
thank you
wow, didn't know dead leaves and road surfaces and crush nuts can look so "pretty" (sorry, couldn't find a better word) :)
the leaves and road looks kind of wet, is it after a rain?
dsnake: i think 'pretty' is a good word :)
the photo is of a footpath rather than a road and the photo was taken during rain
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