nice day for a walk

Couldn't believe it when I feel out of bed on Saturday - my sense of time is terrible (my brain is currently telling me it must be about June for example - another unexplained idiosyncrasy of my brain cloud), but the frosty grass and icy garden were also a surprise for the rest of the family!  We decided it was too good an opportunity to miss and raided the coat cupboard to find gloves and hats and scarves - even though everyone gets new things every year they must be eaten by that sock monster that lives in the washing machine, as we found seventeen gloves without a pair, and two hats that none of us recognised.  Also two identical scarves.  Perhaps they've been breeding in there . . .

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Crunchy leaves and frosted grass in the shadows of the trees, and there's never a bad time for one of those brother / sister arguments . . .

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Smiler made tracks pushing his wheelchair, and was very proud of his boss afterwards - 'fosty ... fosty!'  (We knew what he meant!).  Eli didn't even seen to notice the cold, focusing as usual on where the ball was and which direction it was being thrown in.

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And a last favourite image - looks more Winter than Autumn, but such gorgeous light!  Everyone bundled up, red noses, chilly toes, breathing steam pretending to be dragons, pretty frosted grass that crunches as you walk, trees still dressed in their autumn colours - definitely a nice day for a walk.

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