This is my 601st blog...
And since it is the first of September I
thought it fitting to interrupt my Canadian series with one on the beginning of
fall.
As my former housemate said in her blog http://theexpatwriter.blogspot.ch/2016/08/i-survived-summer.html,
we have survived summer!
And although it is not yet officially automn,
this morning when I drove down from “my” mountains I discovered the season’s
first fogs along the River Rhone. That of course meant that I had to stop
several times for photos as I just love the shades of gray, the romanticism of
slightly blurred scenery and the feeling of the air’s temperatures lowering.
Rhone River towards St.Maurice |
Fog along the Rhone River behind the fields |
Plowed fields and fog along the Rhone River |
Peaks lingering in the clouds and fog this morning |
Fog makes even the roads and electric wires prettier! |
Then there was the sun rising on the mountain peaks.
Part of the "Cimes de l'Est" as seen from St.Maurice this morning |
My coffee buddies were mighty surprised
when I showed up and announced that it was a gorgeous day and that I was in a
very good mood: as one said, “a woman in a good mood so early in the morning,
wow”. Hmm… wonder what we, as women, have done to give them that image of
ourselves. Nevertheless, even that
remark couldn’t put a dent in my joy at not
only having survived the summer, but also to be entering my favorite
season – FALL.
Break out the blankets, keep on the lookout
for leaves turning yellow and orange, enjoy cooler temperatures and the
pleasures of a sweater or jacket: life would be good.
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