Pink Memories
Fall flowers always seem to live on the edge. They withstand chilly temperatures, harsh cold fronts and cool, gray days as October heads into November. But when you find some of these hardy flowers clinging to life in late autumn, their beauty stands out against the leafless trees and the background of brown, dried grasses. These coral honeysuckle, clinging to a trellis, provided a bright and cheerful interlude on an otherwise gray and dreary day. It won’t be long before they’ll be gone, victims of freezing temperatures and the forecasted snow for this weekend, but in the meantime they reminded me of warm, sunny days, bees buzzing and drinking lemonade in the shade of a tall oak tree. Can you tell that summer is my favorite season?
Tricia Booker Photography 
This is amazing! How hits me into the beautiful colours… Thank you dear Tricia, you captured such one again. I loved it. Have a nice weekend, with my love, nia
A super image of the last vestiges of summer!
Lovely!
I am amazed how some flowers manage to hang on until the very end. We expect frost tonight and we have a couple of tomatoes on the last living fine- they doggedly hung in there through weather and squirrels. Guess I will have fried green tomatoes for dinner.