Goodnight friends! A murky grey start, with scattered spatters of light rain that ebbed away in the afternoon. Quite a bit warmer, around 15°c, but enough damp and bluster to make it feel cool and Autumnal, fallen leathery leaves, pale pink and yellow and sticky from drizzle clinging to my boots. A few ragged hawkbits still hanging on, lindens mostly a flurry and shiver of dun golden foliage only a few duabs of green still visible within.
Resting again, more poor sleep due to the dour weather and not quite feeling stable after the weekend’s exertions. I felt confident enough to walk a little further st least — not quite a mistake, but I could feel the chunk it gouged out of my stamina and I couldn’t do much else in the afternoon.
May we find shared passions and inspirations today!
Image ID: Photo of dozens on dozens of bright coral red yew arils, oval berry-like fruits with a sharp-edged divot at one end revealing the dark kernel within, fallen in dense clusters on a carpet of dry pale brown needles.
