Late light.
The garden is looking weary. Plenty of yellow leaves. The vegetables are churning out, knowing fall is upon us. The carrots have the best growing in front of them, same as the cabbage
Old peas.
The nights are longer. It’s already cool in the mornings. Orion is rising when I awake. It clears the mountains before light.
Why the long face?
The peas have to be pulled. The ones I find I give to Willow. She appreciates them more if I open them. But what am I. . . her servant.
The stars and moon tell the story better.
Palliser Pass 
Jim R
I had an Orion in my early morning sky, too. Reckon it’s the same one?
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Anonymous
As much as I will miss my glorious flowers and all the fresh veg, and dread taking out the garden and all the raking and other yard work, I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this time of year.
Lovely post!
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underswansea
I agree. This time of year is great!
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mountaincoward
The night before last was the first time we’ve seen the stars this month! Our weather has been horrendous – not just very wet and miserable but very cold every day 😦
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underswansea
We have also had a damp summer, but it’s better than forest fires and smoke filled skies.
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mountaincoward
We haven’t enough trees to burn here really. We do have bad moorland fires though – there was one for about 6 weeks last year in Derbyshire…
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Julie@frogpondfarm
Aren’t veg gardens amazing, even when they are getting that jaded look! Yes you should shell those peas 😄Wonderful images Bob
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underswansea
Pulled a lot of stuff out yesterday. I bet yours is going in as I type. Take care.
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Julie@frogpondfarm
No not yet Bob … I have loads of stuff still growing. More like the end of October 🙂
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