Well, I want you to know I am not out of my gourd. And to prove it I offer the photo below showing several intact gourds.
And then, to show my friend just how wrong he was to laugh at me and mock me I've included shots of a few of our changing trees. I know these don't compare with what you can see up north, but hey, they're better than nothing!
Nice shots. Our trees don't have that New England style foliage either. They just fade and blow away. :)
ReplyDeleteThat will show him!
ReplyDeleteYup,they change. "All my life's a circle . . ."
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, Lowell! I really enjoyed this series. But then again, I love all your photos. :)
ReplyDeleteYes. These qualify as changing.
ReplyDeleteAs to the gourds...? Who's to say these are your gourds? And, really, it takes some magic to exit from a gourd. How do we really know where you've come from, gourd or no gourd...?
Fall colors, sure enough. We even have them here in the LA area.
ReplyDeleteOut of your gourd!! No way not ever ☺ Lovely autumn trees you show us here Lowell, proof indeed!
ReplyDeleteYou convinced me!
ReplyDeleteThis shows that the seasons do change in Florida. And I've been out of my gourd almost the whole month of November.
ReplyDeleteHave proven their photos, the autumn colors of the leaves are changing. Regards.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see your gourd is in tact. Since I also live in a warm climate area, I know that the leaves do change it just takes them a little bit longer to get the job done.
ReplyDeleteI see all gourds are intact--whew!
ReplyDeleteWe don't have a huge number of beautiful Fall colored trees out this way either--well not like New England so any color is wonderful. I hope your friend has thrown in the towel by now.
They are pretty!
ReplyDeleteFirst I was puzzled, and then I thought the title could be an idiom, and I was right. “Out of one’s gourd” is in my vocabulary now. Good for you that you can enjoy the changing colors of trees in such warm place.
ReplyDeleteI’m glad you seem to have enjoyed the autumn foliage in my part of the world. Thank you for your encouraging, kind words as always. Wish you and your family happy and healthy days ahead, Lowell.
Yoko