The lake at Temple Newsam looked amazing today while walking the dog
Tag Archives: Autumnal Leaves
A Walk in the Park
This weekend consisted of some beautiful walks in probably the two finest City Park’s Leeds has to offer, Temple Newsam and Roundhay Park. Both of which are in their glorious autumnal best at the moment, so… armed with the trusty camera, ‘Happy’ dog on its lead and a loving wife on my arm we enjoyed their autumn splendour.
Alone with the Leaves
Main Entrance
The Big Oak
Tree Fungus
Roundhay Park
Autumn in Roundhay Park
As far as the eye can see
Temple Newsam Woods
Temple Newsam Mushrooms
Temple in the Woods
Burning Bush
Autumn in Temple Newsam | Oct 2012
Vivid Leaves
Autumn in Temple Newsam
Autumnal Leaves in Leeds
Downton Abbey Style
The Mansion House
Victorian Shelter
Autumn in Roundhay Park …A Long Walk
Weekly Photo Challenge: Mine
Mine is ‘A Fathers Gift to his Son’
This is my first contribution to the WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge and is my most treasured plant in the Milner Garden, a Japanese Mapel (Acer palmatumcer) given to me by my father, I hope you like it..I do:)
[UPDATE]
Seems a popular photograph, as it won the Instagram ‘Photo of the Day’ in the Water/Water Droplet category receiving just short of 1000 Likes combined.
Autumnal Leaves
We all have a favourite plant in our gardens, mine is a Japanese Mapel (Acer palmatumcer). It was given to me by my Dad, who always looks quite enviously at it when calls to visit.
Here are few pics I took of My Favourite Plant.
Bit of Photoshop trickery added to this one
Another favourite is a welcome visitor which has migrated from the neighbours garden, a Chinese Lantern (Physalis alkekengi)
