The farmers are cutting the corn. Geese will land in the stubs and eat the fallen kernels, then rest a bit. Tucked beaks between wings, muffled honks, they group, then suddenly take flight. It is a sudden time of the year. Not slow like summer. It is a time for fast moving slate gray clouds and rain turning to snow.
Soon enough, the trees will be bare.
More sky to see...
above: detail of a fabric fox I made. He was a little larger than lifesize
Have a nice weekend
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8 comments:
Good morning-awesome fox, loved your photos too-I am Not ready for snow just yet just hoping for a lovely autumn for awhile-finally a cool down we have been in the high 90's f again happy weekend
What a great post! Your words about the farmers' corn fields and the geese painted a magnificent picture. Then, there's the fox...the oh-so-awesome red fox, my favorite of the woodland creatures. Larger than lifesize! Wow! I love him!
I love how you wrote about Fall. Wow, what a neat fox. I love his face.
Wow, I love your cute fox! The texture looks wonderful and his/her eye curious;)
Happy Sunday you both :)
The fox has a soothing charm. Lovely photos. Hearing geese on the wing this time of year is inspiring. It is always time to stop and look up. :)
Really a lovely post. I do like your Fox. Great face. Have a nice evening.
Your fox is absolutely priceless and your photos are simply gorgeous. I love the horses especially. That dark sky as a backdrop with the chartreuse trees is amazing.
Oh my goodness, Debra... your fox is wonderful! And I love that sunset picture.
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