The changing seasons
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Its that morning mist and chill, the jeweled grass and cobwebs, the small crops of mushrooms peeking through everywhere (especially shaggy ink cap) the fat rosehips and the enticing sloes. being able to wear my jacket against the chill and walk without boiling to death 
the sunrises and sunsets are all tinged with orange and red all the crops are in and the fields are tilled ready to last the winter.
do love autumn. i know there's an apple tree with my name on it this weekend too. little late but its a late developer the fires last longer at night and you can be at peace in the quiet darkness.
the sunrises and sunsets are all tinged with orange and red all the crops are in and the fields are tilled ready to last the winter.do love autumn. i know there's an apple tree with my name on it this weekend too. little late but its a late developer
the fires last longer at night and you can be at peace in the quiet darkness.
Hi folks
this is my first thread on the bushcraft web sight.
I am about to go on my first wild camp out with my new kit, (thanks to all member for the tips and advice on kit)
Autumn has always been one of my favourite times of year, when I used to climb there were definite advantageous, first off no midges and cool enough to walk with a full pack and do some hill walking.
As you say sun rise and a crisp new day has a beauty of its own and that might be one of the reasons I have decided to take up bushcraft as my knees are to shot for climbing.
this is my first thread on the bushcraft web sight.
I am about to go on my first wild camp out with my new kit, (thanks to all member for the tips and advice on kit)
Autumn has always been one of my favourite times of year, when I used to climb there were definite advantageous, first off no midges and cool enough to walk with a full pack and do some hill walking.
As you say sun rise and a crisp new day has a beauty of its own and that might be one of the reasons I have decided to take up bushcraft as my knees are to shot for climbing.
This is my favourite too. We live in Dorset which can get quite busy in the Summer. Come the Autumn, things quieten down somewhat (locals say the only visitors now are the nearly dead and the newly wed).
Now we can enjoy the beaches and countryside. Hedges are full of berries, apples a plenty, mushrooms also.
Whats more I caught a cracking couple of Bass last night which I am about to tuck into.
This is the time of plenty - time to stock up ready for the lean cold times ahead.
Now we can enjoy the beaches and countryside. Hedges are full of berries, apples a plenty, mushrooms also.
Whats more I caught a cracking couple of Bass last night which I am about to tuck into.
This is the time of plenty - time to stock up ready for the lean cold times ahead.
It's not one particular season that i love, but rather the change from one season to the next. Makes you feel alive.
BTW welcome to the forum Rumcelt. Enjoy your camp, lots of good spots in Suffolk.
BTW welcome to the forum Rumcelt. Enjoy your camp, lots of good spots in Suffolk.
Don't know about a thousand words - can't think of one that sums that up properly. Very nice pic Wayland!
Wayland I would love a some high res pictures for my desktop, I admire your photography.
Back on subject, my fav time of year is when there is 2 foot of snow. I call it quattro season =)
Back on subject, my fav time of year is when there is 2 foot of snow. I call it quattro season =)
what a cracking morning! dew on everything, slight mist in the air mushrooms by the billion! never seen so many in my life, they've everywhere.
wish i could just go walkabout in it rather then work
wish i could just go walkabout in it rather then work
Can you take your camera Gary and show me what I'm missing by being stuck in the office
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