On our drive home across Ontario, I photographed some November trees, branches suddenly evident.
These are from the Manilla area, taken from the car. 
It's good to be home. My stack of books was waiting. The quilt that covers the sleeping body takes on that energy, like an imprint, like a memory. Jane Whiteley
Such beautiful tree photos! And quilt...lovely...
ReplyDeleteLove all the ripples in the quilt and the beautiful silhouettes of those trees (another inspiration ....)
ReplyDeleteWow! I'm well impressed with your quilt, it's gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteit's dreamy.
ReplyDeletegorgeous quilt and exquisite images.
ReplyDeletealas, November overtakes October all too soon...........
ReplyDeleteAhhh, bare branched trees in fields. I see how your artists eye sees with these photos.
ReplyDeleteWow the stitching in that quilt. Exquisite!! Love the bare trees, too.
ReplyDeleteManilla, as in north of Port Perry? We were just there on Saturday coming home from Lindsay. I took photos of red and yellow leaves that were still on trees.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful quilt, so soft and peaceful....tranquil.
ReplyDeleteThe photos of the trees are wonderful, and taken from a car!!! You are an experienced traveller.
Next week my husband and I drive up to Dubbo (inland Australia). I will have the camera at the ready.
Sweet dreams under that beautiful quilt.
Jacky xox
Dolores, there were still leaves on trees that were gathered close together - as in a bush or forest.
ReplyDeleteBut these lonely trees - nada.
Interesting quote. I've never slept beneath a quilt.
ReplyDeleteas in north of Port Perry? We were just there on Weekend returning home from She. I took images of red and yellow results in that were still on plants..
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