Gorgeous song. I've actually got the original 45 version by the guys who wrote it, an obscure duo named Vigrass & Osborne. It's pretty good in a folkish CSN kind of way. But nothing beats the John Lodge version.
In the backyard next to the house I grew up in there was one tree that always turned bright red well before any of the others had even started to fade.
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Ohhhh!
Wow! What a beautiful picture! I especially like the burnt orange tree leaves in the middle!
It’s that time of year to
It’s that time of year to listen to Forever Autumn by Justin Hayward
Forever Autumn
Gorgeous song. I've actually got the original 45 version by the guys who wrote it, an obscure duo named Vigrass & Osborne. It's pretty good in a folkish CSN kind of way. But nothing beats the John Lodge version.
I had no idea
He did solo stuff. I thought he was just a singer in a rock and roll band.
Rock and roll?
Please.
Whoosh
Just give the thumbs up a tap and chuckle politely.
Of all the poses
that band got into, that was the most absurd.
We had one of those
In the backyard next to the house I grew up in there was one tree that always turned bright red well before any of the others had even started to fade.
Oak Square
Front of the auxiliary YMCA building. Oranger than Oscar in the first season of Sesame Street.
Autumn in New England:
Nature's apology for that which is to follow.
New England
"...and in the fall a familiar story is told by the red and gold trees
Not King Solomon in all his glory was as fabulous as one of these..."
h/t Betty Carter
Red tree at Alewife Reservation in Cambridge, last Sunday
I took this photo after a tashlich ceremony there: