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Still celebrating Autumn





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  1. Sally21 October 2015 at 00:45

    Autumn is:-
    Acorns & Apples
    Bales & Beauty
    Chestnuts & Cider
    Deciduous & Decorations
    Evergreen & Events
    Falling Leaves & Festivals
    Gourds & Golf
    Halloween & Harvest Moon
    Indian Summer & Influenza
    Jam & Jars
    Katydids & Khaki
    Leaves & Logs
    Migration & Moths
    Nuts & Nature
    October & Outside
    Persimmons & Pumpkins
    Quilts & Quivering
    Raincoats & Raking
    Trick or Treat & Turkey
    Scarecrows & Squirrels
    Umbrellas & Unicorns
    Variety & Vacations
    Woollens & Winter
    Yellow & Yarns
    Zest & Zeal

    Alphabetical Autumn...so many words to describe a magical time of year xx

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