As seen in Sebastopol, CA.
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They look like ex sunflowers….our beautiful colors are gone too, snif.
Happy and relaxing Sunday!
The sun as set on your sunflowers. That’s a little sad.
The purple stands out amoung the no-more sunflowers. You have captured a perfect picture of the fall season.
Ah. November is a time for transition. Autumn turns into winter. Love the photos.
For a minute, I thought you had expanded your back yard and were cleaning up the old sunflowers. nice wagon
The squirrels love the sunflower seeds here, they will happily chew the whole head off and run away with it
Mollyxxx
Claudya, lovely photos. Did you take photos of your pallet garden in bloom? 😀 I wondered. What will you do with these?
I like this trailer. as a kid I was excited to have one as well!
I am in the last month of my six month stay in India. Will be back in San Francisco Dec 3, in time to share my sweet granddaughter’s first Christmas. It’s Diwali here, one of the biggest Hindu celebrations of the year and the Hindu New Year.
The sun flowers look a bit sad but i know they were splendid in their hey day.
The leftovers of summer….which I think are very beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
It’s too cold here to do fall clean up….even though the sun is out I’m a wimp! Have a wonderful sunday!
Ahhh… the end of summer! Lovely!!
I’ll be linking up next weekend!!
Hugs from San Francisco.
Interesting hues in this batch. Lucky for you, there’s plenty of color in your neck of the woods. Thanks for hosting!
Aren’t sunflowers an interesting plant? I just love them. What a cute little pink wagon.
Kind of sad but there’s lots of pretty fall stuff to replace it! And there’s always spring!