Yesterday
I hopped, skipped my way to
National Trust's Sheffield Park in East Sussex
A dear Garden Club leader
tipped me off to this autumn wonderland
last spring
I'd waited 6 months to see this
In my corner of England,
autumn is primarily amber, caramel, & green
Yet at Sheffield Park, oriental maples (acers) don their scarlet wardrobe
As I walk around many of the parks in England on a weekday
I am often the youngest person by a mile
The elderly in their golden years may have
canes or wheelchairs
but they cannot be stopped
from drinking the tranquility nature offers
A wonderful way to spend the day
at any age
and definitely worth the six month wait
:)
- all photos by me -
More info: Sheffield Park
Linking to: Live Every Moment, And Then She Snapped, This Or That Thursday, Seasonal Sundays, Scenic Sunday, Work of the Poet
Linking to: Live Every Moment, And Then She Snapped, This Or That Thursday, Seasonal Sundays, Scenic Sunday, Work of the Poet
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