The most Beautiful COLORS OF AUTUMN
Happy Autumn. COLORS OF AUTUMN are on their way. Where there is a November there will be an Autumn. Autumn brings its own unique beauty, where the leaves grow old and aged. They fall one by one from their place of beauty. In Autumn every Leaf looks like flower flutters here and there with the blown of air. The garden presents an awesome view full of old fluttered leaves. Autumn Quotes.
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Here are the Plumeria Flowers and Tropical Yellow and white Frangipani.
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Beautiful. Happy Autumnπ
Same to you. Thanks Mam
Beautiful images showcasing autumn!
Thank you so much Ingrid, Happy Autumn
I like the photography!
Thank you very kind mam, Happy Autumn
Just beautiful!
Sir thanks for your time and kind words
Beautiful pictures. β€ autumn! Great post. Thank you
Thanks Suzette, your response is so much inspirational
Lovely images – we are going into spring here but a very dry one – happy Autumn
Dryness is the beuty of Autumn with cold breathing air
What can I say!? Just so pretty and lovely!!!!
Thank you so much for your inspirational words and time. I’m glad you liked my photography work and Beauty of Autumn.
Autumn is a quiet time of preparation for things to come . Leaves fall from trees as the trees form new buds. Flowers appear to be asleep as within they will fully come into bloom in the early spring.
In California, the oranges and other citruses are just about ready to pick come December, and I know that I am thinking “It’s fruitcake weather,” remembering a favorite Christmas story by a man who was not largely known for his Christmas stories, but for true accounts of murders. This is a time when I start getting all my ingredients. Now a lot of folks have fallen out of love with an old American favorite, fruitcakes, but not me. A good fruitcake must be made in November, and then be soaked with rum or brandy to soak in for more than a month to be really delicious and rich, instead of one of those dried things masquerading as fruitcakes and filled with that dried and almost tasteless candied citrus fruit.
The fruitcake is not baking; it is a ritual. The ingredients are sacred and must be treated as such. There are the nuts, and they must still be in the shells, for those dried things in cellophane bags may seem like nuts, but they have lost their flavors, and every single ingredient has to have a special flavor all of its own to bring to the cake. You must spend the proper amount of time to bring the pieces of delicious nut out. Some people prefer walnuts, but in Texas, where I spent a lot of my youth, we had pecans, and so those are my nut of choice. Now dates must also be really delicious and soft and wonderfully chewy. Here in California, out near the border, dates have been grown for many years, and they are the dates I like. I suppose I could get some that may be shipped to some fancy store from Arabia, but that is too fancy, and it starts getting away from the sacred aspect. Dates were grown here along with camels, believe it or not. I guess the military thought that they would be good for dealing with the the dry climate, and also they would probably scare the Indians into going to New Mexico or Texas, thinking that something dreadful was happening to horses in California.
And even though I use dates, I also like to use figs, and they are plentiful in a couple of fig trees in this ancient senior mobile home park, believe it or not. I like to get them when they have begun to turn a dark color signifying that they are almost overripe. A good fruitcake must be really moist and chewy, each bite bringing such a rich flavor that you have to really force yourself not to ask for more, or sit ungracefully licking your plate. But we are not nearly through. Fruitcakes are NOT diet food.
We NEVER put dried candied citrus in a sacred fruitcake. But we will put more dried fruits, as it is, after all, a “fruit” cake. So dried apples, apricots, pineapple, and whatever other dried fruits you find at the local vegetable and fruit market that are still moist and wonderfully chewy will work, but use your imagination, and if you see one you have never heard of before, go ahead and add it to the mixture. It might just end up being that special ingredient that is needed for the sacred cake. And of course we add the spices, and those that come in jars are likely too old and stale from the minute you open the jar, to really put in that much needed touch. You need a good selection, and this is where you get to add all the old standards plus anything new that sounds good. Imagination is a critical part of any sacred fruitcake. And then you will use honey or molasses, or a combination and perhaps some brown sugar too. And you will add a touch of lemon juice. Remember, a true and sacred fruitcake has exotic flavors, so spend some time with this. This is your work of art to celebrate not only the autumn, but the time through the New Year.
Your flour and dry ingredients can be special if you want to make the fruitcake a true masterpiece of a lifetime, but this can also be flour and baking powder and a pinch of salt for good luck. Then you pick one of the nice deep baking pans that has a removable round side and you can cut a ring of baking paper to put on the bottom over a bit of oil to prevent it from sticking. You bake it in that pan, and you can put a flat baking pan with water in it – about an inch or so, to hold that pan, and you bake it for the correct amount of time. When you get it out, make sure you have eaten first so that you won’t start trying to pull pieces of it off into your mouth. Let the pan cool a bit and then when you are ready, you can put a flat pan on top of it with some wax paper under it and hold the pan as you turn it over. Then you can remove the side pan and the top. You can, before you slide it into a metal container with a lid deep enough to hold it and go ahead and pour over it when cool a good brandy or rum, or your favorite flavor of alcohol. After this, you can check the cake regularly to ensure that no human has taken a nip or bite or piece of it until around Christmas eve, when you can indulge yourself and your dearest ones. But remember that you want to have enough left over to serve up on New Year’s Eve. No, it isn’t the same if you make a bunch of them unless you are sending the extra ones out to friends. I hope that you make this one of your most memorable traditions each year instead of running from store to store trying to find things for gifts. Autumn is about creating memories, and celebrating the beginning of the sacred. Happy days.
Wow, this is really an amazing experience you have with fruit cake and I will definitely try to make it on my own. It shows your love and interest with fruit cakes.
Honestly speaking mam, I was eagerly waiting for your worthy response since your last one. I always enjoyed your response as you are a great source of wisdom and knowledge for. I wish that you may live long and blessed us with your prays and wonderful tricky knowledge.
Beautiful pictures. Happy Autumn!
Happy Autumn, thanks mam
Beautiful!!!
Thanks grandma
for sure! π
Lovely images for fall. The red bush/tree has a truly captivating color and the flowers are stunning. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much for your inspirational words and time. I’m glad you liked my photography work
Where spring is all bright yellow and budding green, fall is the fire red, amber and gold. Enjoyed.
Wow, that sound awesome. Thanks for your lovely and sensible words
Gorgeous!!
Thanks Kevin
Great images, I just love Autumn, however not a fan of winter.
I md second the motion. π
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I love the colours that Autumn brings. ππ
That’s really cool, I think we all should like every season colors as all are unique in its beauty.
I have seasonal affected disorder and underactive thyroid, winter is a struggle as people with hypothyroidism are cold weather intolerant.
Oh, I’m so sorry for your underactive thyroid, that’s the main reason for what you don’t like winter and you’re right at your own place. Winter is really hard for people struggling with hypothyroidism due to extreme cold. My best wishes are with you, May you overcome it soon as possible.
Thank you, means a lot. πβ€οΈ
My utmost pleasure
I am sure Winter has a certain beauty, I just find it hard to see.
I can understand your feelings it’s really hard for you to enjoy its beauty due to your thyroid health issues.
Hahaha, Autumn’s lovable but it’s a sign to get ready for winter.
‘the sign to get ready for Winter is the low point’.
Awww, Absolutely right dear
βAutumn is a second spring, when every leaf is a flower.β
-Albert Camus
Absolutely Isobel, Albert Camus has left a great quote on Autumn. Thanks Isobel for your time and kind words.
Nice pictures! Enjoy Autumn! Here in Africa it’ s rainy season!
Wow that’s awesome, there will be so cold over there. Happy rainy season and winter.
Thank you! π
Thanks Isobel, I’m glad you liked my photography work.
Sorry Harley, it was a mistake.
Actually that reply was for my other follower dear
Lovely images
Thanks Noor
Welcome dear
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing the pictures
Thank you so much dear for your kind words and worthy response. It really means a lot to me.
This is such a beautiful post! I love the beautiful photos.
Thank you so much Winnie, I am happy you liked that pictures. It means a lot to me.
Beautiful! Awesome photographs! π
Thank you very much Dear for your kind words and love.
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Your photos are rich and beautiful.
Thanks bro, I am glad you liked my photography work. As you are a great photographer, it’s an honor for me.
Thank you very kind dear, I am glad you liked my photography work.
Have a great day too
For your kind information it’s 10 pm bh my side. Stay blessed
It’s ok dear, have a wonderful day with great achievements and happiness.
Our autumn ended in Sept. when the first snowfall turned green leaves brittle and they fell before the change to gold and orange could appear. We had to ATV up the mountain trails to enjoy the autumn colors. Thanks for sharing yours!
Thanks JanBeek for sharing your weather season updates with us. Happy winter mam, hope will be enjoying fantastic snowfall, but it will be a little bit hard to bear due to the cold.
Yes, but itβs a dry cold … not the humid, wet cold that goes right through you. Unless the wind is howling, even the below zero temps are bearable. However, as a California native, I do prefer more days of summer, longer springs and autumns, and less length in winterβs cold. However, Montana has other qualities that compensate for what it lacks in the longer warm seasons. I do love living here. ππ½π
That’s so cool of you mam, in dry cold it is really hard to manage because it directly effects the body. It will become good as wind howls and a sweet rainfall will make it much prettier.
I love the beauty of our snow-covered mountains and the way the snow transforms our dull, grayish yellow fields and bare trees into a spiritual “Winter Wonderland.” We get limited rainfall, but enough to keep the trees, shrubs, and rivers alive.
It also good mam, as it is the natural beauty of your land. I really love visiting snow-covered mountains as it feels so beautiful due to its uniqueness.
The way you described Autumn brought a different meaning to it; a beautiful one same as your writing. Thank you for sharing these beautiful images. Happy Autumn πΈ
Happy Autumn Angelica and many blessings to you and your blog journey.
Same goes to you dear & I look forward to read what you will be posting next. πΈ
Sure Angelica I am preparing an outstanding post as my next post and I will publish it tonight or maybe next day. Hope you will like that post as it’s about adding values.
Sounds interesting & fun to read. I like it already & that wonβt stop me from reading it πΈ
Thanks Angelica for appreciating me to post it as soon as possible
I am the one who should thank you for your kindness. take care & have fun writing it βΊοΈπΈ
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Thanks dear for your time and kind words. Means a lot to me
Gorgeous !
Thanks mam, your response mean’s a lot to me.
Your welcome π
Nice post!
Thank you so much Lisa for your time and kind words. It really means a lot to me.
Thank you so much Anand for your time and all times support. It really means a lot to me. Have a great weekend.
Thanks
You are very welcome and Thanks
The autumn tree was beautiful. The pictures of the white plumeria flowers were pretty, too. I used to live in Hawaii and they were my favorite flower. Not really an Autumn flower, but still beautiful.
Thanks Melissa for showing your love on plumeria flowers. Plumeria is also my favorite flower and I prefer to have it in my garden. It represents a breath taking sensation and perfect colors of love.