This tree is in my neighbor's yard. I don't notice it at all until fall, then it catches my eye each and every time I walk into my bedroom and the kitchen.A few links that caught my eye:
Saturday, October 24, 2009
the ginkgo
This tree is in my neighbor's yard. I don't notice it at all until fall, then it catches my eye each and every time I walk into my bedroom and the kitchen.A few links that caught my eye:
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Just beautiful... I love autumn leaves, they bring out my nostalgic side, ahh...
I've always liked the shape of the Ginko leaves. Thanks for the intro to Hula- what a charming blog. Blogging every day for a month- I really do try, it's a little harder on the weekends- and I hope yours is nice.
Lecia - I love the quote on Hula. It's so very quaint and true, it touched my soul.
And the colors of the Ginko leaves are beautiful. So golden, like honey. Thanks for sharing your goodies.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Nice neighbors: that is a spectacular view from your windows!
oooo......We don't have any ginko trees around here, but I absolutely LOVE the shape of their leaves! Thanks for sharing the pictures!
I have Natalie Goldberg's book - but haven't looked at it in years. Perhaps it's time to go back.
lecia, thank you thank you for the links. yes yes yes to both of them. i photograph "mundane" things all the time. and the realization post....i had a similar realization as i was listening to barbara kingsolver's animal vegetable miracle. she described one boy as having no idea where a carrot came from.
your ginko is beautiful. (i love those trees!) have a lovely weekend!
nicola
http://whichname.blogspot.com
oh i love gingko, the shape of their leaf is so beautiful and unique to me.
every time i come to your blog it puts me at peace...thank you, and thanks for the sweet words on my blog :)
stunning! the color, the shape of the leaves. happy new week to you.
That ginko is just beautiful!
I looooove ginkgo! I always forget about it, too, until this time of the year. It's lovely. And, I always take a deep sigh/breath of fresh air when I stop by this blog. Thank you for the gorgeous posts. xo
we HAVE TO plant one next month...
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