To delve a little deeper into my Blogger commenting issues, I went into Settings and under the Comments section, I switced from whatever I was using to the Embedded option. I wasn't sure what would happen, but the reply issue seems to be resolved. Finally. Fingers crossed anyway. 🤞
The new format is also now on my tablet too, but I still have to login to comment on many posts. For example: if I login to comment to Charlie, when I get to April, I might have to do it again, and so on. Still, I can now access most blogs on my iPad, so that is also progress.
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We got to the park and took a short walk, but our outing turned out to be shorter than we had intended. It was a cold 7C, and the wind was blowing pretty fiercely, so I turned tail after the second photo, which was not all that far into the park from where we had parked.
There is some colour remaining, but you are about to see that it is falling fast. Most trees that aren't bare already have lost half their leaves. You can see the leaves on the ground in both photos. The fallen leaves in the second photo are red from nearby red maples.
A little chilly there. Here we're still in light jacket weather. For now.
ReplyDeleteTonight will descend well below freezing, so I imagine that the petunia pots that have survived the light frosts will be withered come morning.
DeleteLovely day! It's sunny here, too, with very blue skies.
ReplyDeleteIt was lovely to look at, much better from inside the car or house than out because of the wind.
DeleteIt is sunny here but cool.
ReplyDeleteIt was sunny earlier. I was hoping to get a few photos of carpets of leaves. I could do that, but it is now too dull and cloudy to bother.
DeleteOur long spate of sunshiny days is over. Clouds came through yesterday and got stuck on the mountains, so our outside light looks about like what first light before sunrise would be. Where is the sun? But unfortunately we only had a sprinkle yesterday. I've been in bed for 2 days so may have missed something - this is my intermittent fever that just pops up sometimes, and then I survive and go on with my life. AC, I notice the addition of the word "reply" after each person's comment! Yay! Isn't it a real problem to have to log in on iPads to make each comment. They should fix that! I just go to the laptop to make comments. Have a great Sunday!
ReplyDeleteBlogger is a bit of a mystery, but I think we've taken a step.
DeleteWhoosh, this is cold. Especially with the wind coming off the water.
ReplyDeleteThat tree is so iconic, in all seasons.
There are some beautiful trees in the park. There was another one that I like to photograph at the other end of the park, but I turned back n the wind.
DeleteOur leaves have nearly left!
ReplyDeleteIt is a peculiar cold in fall. I've done yard duty in -20, but this is a damp bitter cold.
Much better appearing comment wise this morning! I love using the embedded comments to reply but they aren't without their issues too. Last year we went through several months where Blogger did something that wouldn't let you comment on embedded comments until you allowed third party cookies. Fortunately, they finally fixed that and it has been working good since.
ReplyDeleteI am a slow learner, but I usually get there in the end. 😊
DeleteI do love the leaves on the ground too and unlike many places, we always have the evergreens so fall and winter aren't as stark. I like the replying but don't get notified for some reason. And now several blogs (including yours) only allow me to comment from Chrome. Is google taking over the world??
ReplyDeleteI thought Chrome was actually the problem. I give up.
DeleteThe one thing left to turn are the tamaracks, conifers that turn colour and drop their needles. There are a few in the neighbourhood park. I must head over on a nice day which this is not.
We are past the prime color here, but there are still a few trees that have just started to turn and have most of their leaves, too. Lovely red leaves, BTW.
ReplyDeleteThe trees are growing quite bare.
ReplyDeleteOh, that's disappointing when they fall off during prime color, but of course to be expected if it rains or is windy. Beautiful colors though.
ReplyDeleteYour area looks so lovely. I really enjoy your photos. It was sunny (low 50's F) in E Washington State today but the night time predictions have arrived in the low 30's just above freezing. Leaves are beautiful and some puffy clouds have drifted by. By Tuesday it looks like several days of rain will wash over us. We really need the rain. it's been one wildfire after another and little or no rain since late spring. So out with the fires and away with the smoky air. A fair trade in my book.
ReplyDeleteI love that orange color of the leaves against the blue skies. Granted the kids used to LOVE when the leaves fell so they could jump in it and fling them around. I have problems using my iPhone or iPad to write comments because it just won't recognize me and I have to be sure to add Kay from Musings to identify myself. Commenting on Wordpress blogs are often more difficult too.
ReplyDeleteI could tell you the app that Sue uses on her phone. It does come with an annual fee.
DeleteThe autumn leaves are just so fabulous. Wonderful photography
ReplyDeleteIt is a special but fleeting time of year.
DeleteAnd it was, for most of the day. The evening, however, produced a layer of snow that is only now, Monday morning, leaving us. Sigh. Speaking of leaves, we have the oaks clinging on here. That was a picture, with the snow on every twig and curl. Not that I got the photo, however. It would have involved trecking through the white stuff in my good slippers.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous leaves. It is a wonderful time of year, I love the coolish mornings.
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