Wednesday, September 19, 2018

September Perfection

This afternoon was pure perfection.  After dropping off Janet at the library where she is volunteering, I set off along a quiet country road on a September afternoon.  The wonderful autumn ripe smell, the crickets, the occasional rustling of the leaves in the wind, and a brief moment of solitude.  

The Wilmot Public Library in Wilmot Center.  Tea, comfortable rocking chairs by the windows, and all the latest books.
North Wilmot Road, where I saw 5 cars all afternoon
The rest of Wilmot Center, a few houses and the church.










I don't know if I love fall because of the asters, or if I love asters because they come with fall.  New England Asters are at the top of the list




      Roadside plants




Blue-stem Goldenrod



In a wet area, Goldthread


No shortage of woodland streams
this year.


It is New Hampshire, so there are walls





Big tree, little tree






Cute little demons





The rain has brought out the efts





And the mushrooms





More roadside colors









Another goldenrod. 






Jack-In-The-Pulpit

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