The Luberon adorned in her Autumn golden, crimson gown
©Shutters and Sunflowrs Caroline Longstaffe · ExploreContributor blog post by Caroline Longstaffe:
Each season, I say to myself, that this is my favourite……
Winter ~ bundling up in soft woolens, crisp winter mornings; sparkling frost, magical snow flakes.
Spring ~ gathering boughs of spring blossoms and filling my home with daffodils.
Summer ~ sunflowers and eating el fresco; long, warm summer evenings.
Autumn ~ watching the leaves become burning flames of crimson and gold, Mother Nature setting the stage for crackling log fires as the year draws to a close and the winter chill descends once more.
…Continue reading here for more glorious fall photos of the Luberon valley by Shutters and Sunflowers
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