Friday, October 14, 2011

Misty Autumn

A misty morning . . .
Sun setting leaves afire . . .
Then dodging behind bruise-purple clouds . . . 
Mysterious, misty Autumn.
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22 comments:

Victoria said...

Beautiful photos and words. That's a very mysterious-looking house in the last photo...

R. Burnett Baker said...

Very peaceful! That first photo sort of reminds me, oddly enough, of the jungles of Southeast Asia. Brought back a flash of memory of Borneo on a rainy day.

Ms. A said...

That house looks a little lonely.

Martin said...

That last photograph is really atmospheric.

Unknown said...

Thank you Vicki for the exciting parcel waiting for me when I arrived home from my travels. Made my day. I have much to catch up on in blogworld!

Reader Wil said...

Your photos are beautifully mysterious, especially the first one!

Miss_Yves said...

Misty,
mysterious
and
marvellous !


Brumeux,
Bizarre
et
Beau !

Desiree said...

Your pictures and words always transfix me, Vicki, sometimes making it so hard to leave! So beautiful and relaxing, thank you!

Tracy Golightly-Garcia said...

Hello Vicki

Something about that last picture that pulls me in.

Beautiful!

Have a great week end.

Best
Tracy :)

Kathryn Stripling Byer said...

Lovely, Vicki. I haven't been dropping by often enough. Thank you for visiting my Little King. The sun is shining through autumn leaves in my window right now and I'm trying to wake up with another cup of coffee. Have a glorious weekend.

Brian Miller said...

def love the fog as it adds to the mystery....we got sun for a small peak yesterday....lovely views you have

Christine said...

These are some beautiful shots; love the old house in the last one. It looks like a setting for a good story.

Linda@VS said...

These beautiful photos are allowing me to mentally extend my recent vacation in your area. Misty, mysterious and magical.

Kath said...

Lovely!

JJ Roa Rodriguez said...

once again, wonderful pics... you made me imagine how it feels to be there...

JJRod'z

Thérèse said...

Miss Yves said it all!
I like all these delicate colors in the morning.

Stella Jones said...

I can certainly see the mist in your pictures. Lovely muted colours too. How does that little house stop itself merging into the background with all that life around it, I wonder?

NCmountainwoman said...

Just beautiful. Are you going to tell us a story about the house? Truth or fiction will be just fine.

The countdown is almost over for "Under the Skin!" You must be thrilled.

jennyfreckles said...

How lovely it must be to live surrounded by all that nature and soft colour. And yes, the mysterious house certainly looks like it has a story.

Anonymous said...

Looking forward to the book next week and to our just-about-annual trip to Waynesville. Can't wait to see the mountain views for real, tho I do appreciate your pictures the rest of the year. Something in those mountains just feeds the soul.

Lynne in GA

Darla said...

I can't tell you how much I yearned to be walking through that first photo...

Carol Murdock said...

You are making me SOOOOO homesick for the mountains with all these photos!
Got to get all these greens in the freezer so I can head for the mountains! XO