What is it about the sunlight in September?
All of a sudden you notice it; the sunlight has changed to a silvery gleam and everything on which it shines takes on that crisp, cool shimmer: grass, leaves, even the air it seems. There is a sparkle in September that bridges the time between golden summer and snowy winter, even as trees are putting on a show of fiery reds, oranges, yellows and toasty browns.
Is it the southward movement of the sun at this time of year that creates this effect, and prompts deciduous trees to shed their leaves? Or is it because I just really love autumn and see things differently myself at this time of year?
Welcome to the Chicago area kitchen of Lonesome Road Studio. Sure, Lonesome Road Studio is the home of original art belt buckles for men and women, and one-of-a-kind pure silver jewelry. But did you know that we love spending time in our kitchen and country garden? Fire up a nice natural hardwood grill, spice things up, enjoy a cold beverage and settle in for some tasty reading...
5 comments:
The shorter days make it seem like there's not enough time to get everything done!
Hehe, that's how I feel just about 365 days a year!
beautiful imagery...here in the southeast it's more an October phenomenon...I love the twilight in the fall.
I'm glad for you, but here summer is still going strong and I won't have any autumn till mid to late October...I look forward to the cooler weather all year, only summers drag on forever where I live!
Here in northern Illinois we're actually experiencing "real" summer for only the first or second time this year! Very cool and wet summer with a late start to the gardening season. :(
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