In Japan autumn is quite stunning, the maples being the main feature. In Melbourne we have some gingkos, plane trees, and elm trees and of course lots and lots of eucalyptus trees, but being evergreens, no autumn colour to speak of from their shimmery limbs. Bring on autumn I say. Summer has been hot and I'm ready for a change. Cups of sweet, milky chai and cool morning sleep-ins on the weekend sounds loooooovely to me.
Wednesday, 26 March 2008
a little bit of autumn
In Japan autumn is quite stunning, the maples being the main feature. In Melbourne we have some gingkos, plane trees, and elm trees and of course lots and lots of eucalyptus trees, but being evergreens, no autumn colour to speak of from their shimmery limbs. Bring on autumn I say. Summer has been hot and I'm ready for a change. Cups of sweet, milky chai and cool morning sleep-ins on the weekend sounds loooooovely to me.
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oh, I do love finding new interesting blogs. Came to you via Dudley Redhead, and will definitely drop by regularly. Dora.
ReplyDeletethanks for popping in, I love your fish print too. I'm also reminded how much I want to go back to Japan, aaah.sigh.
ReplyDeletehi to both of you!
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