Autumn inexorably follows summer, appearing almost without being noticed as August fades away.
This is my first Autumn album, showing how early September turns nature into red and gold
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10 The first toadstool! But already busted.
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11 Early September, and blackberry bushes seem to be the first to turn red and golden
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12 and blotchy
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13 Still a few blackberries around ....
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14 ... but struggling to turn black
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18 Early victims of autumnal browning
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19 Will they ever turn black?
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20 Beautiful shades of red
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21 Chestnuts are always a good autumn indicator
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25 Utterly glorious colours
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28 A stray ray of sunshine catches leaves just on the turn
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30 I think it's bindweed. They come into their own late in the year
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31 A stray ray of sunshine
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33 An oak leaf is on its way to brown
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35 Blackberries? What blackberries?
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