INDIAN SUMMER

13 Replies to “INDIAN SUMMER”

1. holy smokes; great great photo

   1. Thanks, missannakay. I appreciate you taking the time to comment.

2. Nice warm colour but geezus, it looks like you’re going to crash into the truck! As much as I love this series, I do worry about your safety.

   1. Now, Razz…remember sometimes I construct from many multiple images. fear not!

3. I live west of you, so I know what’s coming weather-wise. Get out your galoshes, missy . . .

   1. Oh, my. Last weekend was a deluge and then a snow storm. Another weekend of surprises!

4. Those Indian summer days are short-lived, but there’s nothing like that October light on the trees (and the trucks roaring by). We don’t get that kind of light down here, and I miss it sometimes, but not enough to put up with a long winter! Great photo!

   1. Don, I swear I’m going to find out about the differences in light I’ve noticed as I’ve traveled. It is fascinating to me.

5. This photo makes me nauseated… sheesh. Its been so beautiful here…. Indian summer indeed, and I can’t help thinking about you as our flowers are still in full bloom.

6. Hey, Amber…maybe you should put on one of those seasick patches before you click on my blog! Remember, I luv me some motion photos and no word of a lie get motion sick in cars, buses, boats, sometimes airplanes but never on trains!

7. Indian Summers are great, but Indian Winters are a bummer though.

   You and your big trucks!

   1. Oh, Ross, an agin’ girl needs big trucks in her life! Have no idea why, though!

8. Girls need big fast trucks in their lives… to get their shoe and handbag collections from A to B. And cos size does matter and cos fast is fun and cos they’re better for us than Evening Primrose Oil. AND cos people move outta the way for big fast trucks and sometimes we soft-hearted girls might get run over if we’re not protected by the outer casing of a big fast truck.
   Just a handful of reasons that spring to mind…
   More later.

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