Autumn is my favourite season of the year for the many lovely hues of gold, red, brown and even orange. I'm sure there are a lot of places in the United Kingdom and other countries in the world (that enjoy four seasons) that can claim to have beautiful autumn scenes. My corner of the world is not exceptionally scenic; nor does it have remarkable autumn hues but I find it lovely nonetheless.
Rochester is a small town along the banks of the River Medway, about thirty miles (48 kilometres) from London. It is most visited for its cathedral and the ruins of a medieval castle of which more will be discussed in my next blog.
So for your viewing pleasure, here are some images of little corner woodlands and parks around Rochester that are showing their autumn colours.
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| bench for two in the park |
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golden canopy above a carpet of
golden leaves |
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| leaves of autumn |
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| carpet of leaves |
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| shedding trees |
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| woodland footpath strewn with leaves |
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