I always look forward to
fall photography. In my area, the northeast Avalon peninsula of
Newfoundland, the autumn colours go on display during the month of
October and are usually gone by the months end.
This year it's
different and in the second week of November there are areas around,
by rivers, which are still in bloom. I shot these photographs in
early November, technically the second week of the month. After
posting on facebook one local lady replied “My roses are
blooming for the fourth time this year!! Who would have thought in
Nfld in November”!!
Because of greenhouse gas
arctic ice is disappearing and global temperatures continue to rise
and you have to wonder what are we leaving to our children and
grandchildren?
Maybe there is somthing we
can do. A little more recycling perhaps. By walking to the store
instead of driving, your helping the environment and your health. We
could empower ourselves in many ways as well as call upon our political
leaders for action.
Do it for our children and grandchildren.
Do it for our children and grandchildren.
Thank you for stoppping
by!
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