Time to join in once again with Dawn’s annual “Festival of Leaves” autumn challenge where we look at the beauty of this season.
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Cornwall in Colours 
Oh wow! And a window… ❤
Haha… yes! Not a very exciting one though.
I think it is gorgeous!
That’s a fabulous sight. Oh wow.
Yesterday. Bet there aren’t as many leaves on it today!
That’s a very well-behaved Hydrangea petiolaris!
Not really, it’s going on to the roof! And hardly has any flowers 😦
Oh, look at that!
When shrubs surround a window like that, Julie calls them ‘spider ladders’. 🙂
Best wishes, pete. x
The spiders live in the wood store 😁😁😂
Lovely pic for autumn! And so evocative of comfort inside as well, when it’s getting chilly!
It’s certainly been chilly the last few days!
A climber! Didn’t know there was any such thing 🙂 🙂
Sadly mine doesn’t flower very much, but they can look lovely.
I didn’t know there was a climbing hydrangea. The autumn colours are lovely too. Our ordinary one just gets brown leaves and then they fall off.
Yes, this one does have a lovely autumnal colour.
I love the word autumnal. It’s a very evocative word. 🙂
That’s lovely!
A bit annoying that it is getting onto the roof though 😐
😦 Have you tried having a word with it? 😉
That window and that climbing hydrangea. Just lovely 🙂 Hydrangeas are so underrated, they really are wonderful bushes to have in a garden.
Very popular in Cornwall.