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You'll remember that we admired these pink roots on November 1. These are watermelon radishes. Aren't they wonderful?
(At least -- they are wonderful to look at. Alas, they only taste like radishes. Ok, but not special, by my way of perceiving them.)
Flavored vinegars. I wasn't offered a taste, so I can't opine.
It was too cold to linger at the farmers' market. We got butternut squash, russet apples, and another gallon of cider.
The 8th was a day for pie for breakfast. This is Zingerman's Bakehouse's cranberry walnut. It is yummy. A bit like pecan pie, only with cranberries and walnuts instead of pecans. Mmmmmmmm......
Later. Walking. A wet tulip-tree leaf.
More wet leaves. The biggest one belonged to that new(ish) little redbud.
I'd been looking for an image that would have blue, if I pushed the saturation, and I finally got one.
Adding the watercolor filter, and cropping..... I love the colors. I like the green grass in the upper right, and the pointy leaf edges in the lower right. I like the way the water droplets pick up the blue in the two leaves, and I like the redbud's golden veins.........
A few closer looks at the above image.
A closer crop of the above, losing the top/left of the above. I couldn't decide which one I liked better......
Moving on. Another wet redbud leaf.
While I can appreciate a black and white image, I hardly ever prefer it to color. I'm not sure I *prefer* this one, actually, but I think perhaps it focuses my attention more on the subtle details rather than beguiling my attention with COLOR.
I really like the way we can't miss the magnifying properties of a drop of water.....
Walking on. Always glad to see blue sky in November.............
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Thursday, November 20, 2014
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