My sister and I went out scavenging for Fall leaves last week. We decided to go around 8 pm, which of course meant that it was nearly pitch black outside. So, I grabbed Josh's trusty flashlight to help us find the choicest leaves.
Unfortunately, the flashlight was on it's last leg of battery life so it was no help at all. I resorted to picking up handfuls of leaves and holding them as close as possible to my face without inhaling them in order to find some acceptable specimens. Elsie was far more interested in finding the crunchiest leaves to jump on, so really, I was on my own.
We found a tree that had all these pretty red berries, so I stuffed my pockets full of those too! I love stealing from nature. Or maybe it's just borrowing.
I like the leaves we found- I think they look more weathered and interesting than what I normally would have been looking for.
(Or maybe I'm just saying that because I don't want to admit that hunting for leaves when it's pitch black outside is NOT the smartest thing to do...)
Oh how I miss Indiana and it's beautiful leaves. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteIt's totally borrowing -- It all ends up outside again eventually, right? =)
ReplyDeleteThose berries look yummy.. though i'm certain you shouldn't eat them!!!
xo
Jenn L @ Peas and Crayons
Haha, you are right Jenn! They are probably poisonous! Yuck!
ReplyDeletehaha! You're cute! The garland looks very festive! Those berries are crabapples- their not poisonous but I don't imagine they taste all that great. The squirrels and birds like them.
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Jane, thanks so much! I was pleasantly surprised to see this on your blog! You are too sweet. =)
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