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Showing posts with label autumn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label autumn. Show all posts
Saturday, January 31, 2015
Red Autumn Leaves
Postcard 3. Glorious colour in these red autumn leaves of the Japanese maple tree. The leaves were just beginning to turn when we were there. A guide had told us we would see colour like this in about a month from when were there.
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Tuesday, January 27, 2015
The Colours of Autumn
This tree was in the grounds of the Daisen-in Temple. We were in Kyoto in the beginnings of Autumn, and in this pic we can see the colours beginning to change. I would have loved to see this tree in a few weeks time. I think it would have been a glorious red.
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Sunday, December 7, 2014
Tenryu-ji Temple Grounds Pt 4
One of the buildings in the grounds of the Tenryu-ji Temple with more of those autumn colours in that Japanese maple tree just starting to change colour. Note the use of bamboo as protection around the azalea bush in the center of the walkway.
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Saturday, November 22, 2014
More Autumn Colour
On our way back to the Nijo Castle entrance, Kyoto, Japan, I spotted this Japanese maple tree just starting to change colour. In a few weeks time this tree would have been a beautiful red. It was very warm on this day, temperatures in the 30's, a little too warm for Autumn in my books. The tree, however, was beautiful.
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Autumn Colour
Another view of the garden in the grounds of Nijo Castle, Kyoto, Japan. This time we have a splash of Autumn colour. Yes, it was Autumn when we were there, even though the temperature on this particular day was well in the 30's. It was also very humid, and such a contrast to what we had left at home the night before.
One of the guides told us that if we had of come just a few weeks later, the colours on the trees would be better. I still think it is stunning, going from bright green through to a bright red., all on one small tree.
Also note the beautifully trimmed shrubs underneath the maple trees. Think these may have been Azaleas.
One of the guides told us that if we had of come just a few weeks later, the colours on the trees would be better. I still think it is stunning, going from bright green through to a bright red., all on one small tree.
Also note the beautifully trimmed shrubs underneath the maple trees. Think these may have been Azaleas.
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