I’ve been a bit preoccupied with “inside” art stuff lately, but here are a few photos from outside.
Yesterday is was very warm and today there is a gentle drizzle, so you can almost hear all the plants sighing with happiness as they drink it and feel refreshed.
Wherever you are in the world, I hope your weekend has had that effect too.
Ceenoa 
Yeas, its been good, I went to visit a couple of “older” people yesterday and took another “older” person with me. Today I went to church and tended my little great grandchild while her mother was absent, then a daughter had a bowl of soup with me on her way home. This afternoon I visited a sick friend. {All this “older” person stuff and seeing my friend who is much younger than myself, and is wheelchair bound, makes me very grateful for the weekend I have had} And the wonderful rain! Yes I do feel refreshed by the weekend!
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Ah, all was good in your world then. 🙂
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Good morning. Once again some truly wonderful photographs. My favourite? Clover and bee but a difficult decision.
My weekend is spent working. Currently -1°c outside. My weekend starts on Tuesday. I hope you have a great one
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The clover and bee was serendipity – I just lay down to take the clover and a bee happened along – so nice of them. 🙂
Minus 1 is a tad cold, keep warm, and enjoy your weekend whatever part of the week it occurs in.
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Gorgeous textures! I love a close-up.
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Thanks Ali, I’m a tad partial to closeups too.
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I just adore your photographs – you have such a fabulous eye … my favourite today is the spotted toadstool (Fly Agaric?) hiding behind those bright green blades 🍄
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Yes, the nasty little Fly Ag – they pop up everywhere in my garden at this time of year. I do love the colours, and they are so “fairyhouse”, but now with little grandson wandering around it causes me major angst.
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Yes, they are not good news with tots about. My father succeeded so well in convincing me never to touch one that I became phobic of all fungi for years. I laugh now but really I am glad he did because the alternative of a tiny being predictably attracted to its spotty cap is not worth risking 🍄
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So many pretty things are deadly 🙂
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Indeed. Ask many men 😉
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Hehehe
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What a lovely pink rose! We’re in bloom here too, but it’s Spring for us. 🙂
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Thanks Christi – my roses are still blooming, 2 weeks into Autumn, but it is still quite mild here. I suspect they will go into hibernation soon.
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The pink one next to the rose – I feel I should know it but I don’t- anyway I love it!
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That’s a macro of Eli’s succulent flower – no idea what it’s called.
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Naturally, I’m drawn to the Inverted White Feather, which is also very similar to a nickname I once had during my initial, shy dating years… 😉
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Not going there ….so not going there ….. Oh, Damn, went there in my mind!
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Wow! Is that a real mushroom is picture #4?
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It is real. They are highly poisonous Fly Agaric Fungi – blasted things pop up everywhere here at this time of year. – just touching them can cause problems. I usually stomp them with my gumboots – or run over them with the mower. Having the nearly 2 grandbaby running around outside has increased my paranoia gigantically.
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What a collection of wonderful photos from nature. It’s so calming and peaceful being outside isn’t it? 🍃
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It is, and I do like early Autumn, the light is wonderful.
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Ooh! The glistening rose is simply splendid. I love it when everything in nature blooms and brims with lovely colors. 🙂
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She is a beauty, and Nature knows how to dress to impress.
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