Fall and Hydrangeas

We did our Sunday walk to Dark & Deadly. When I say, usual, it is not habitual, but when we do go, it may very well be on a Sunday.

Opposite the cafe is little copse if that isn't too grand a word. At this time of year, it looks like a nice autumnal corner. It is just behind one of those bigger pharmacies that are more than just pharmacies, but you would never know it from this side.

Pleasant, isn't it?

Soon after, we drove over to Sha's to store some things in her freezer since the dog is coming with frozen meals for five weeks. Unfortunately, her freezer is kaput; somehow, Sue is figuring it out.

We also discussed Thanksgiving, which is next Monday. Danica will be home for it. I love turkey with all of the trimmings. Sue and Shauna like it, but the kids are meh. So, we're not going to do it: maybe for Christmas, maybe not. Sha will make lasagna. We'll have apple pie and ice cream and whatnot.

I'll drop another picture, this one from Saturday on the trail. I stopped by a hydrangea. It's an amalgam of two photos: one of the scene and another as a person walked through it. The person photo wasn't as well composed, so dropped him into the scene photo. No AI required for that except for a little blending help in the end. The person adds a point of interest in my opinion; some would say that he anchors the scene.

Oh here's a photo of the same fence and hedge from the other direction and from around the corner. It is from earlier last week when Sue was out for coffee with a friend, and I walked alone. There was not a lot of colour looking in that direction and at that time.