Two fall foliage shadows for your consideration, as I join up today with Lisa at Lisa's Garden Adventures for her #ShadowshotSunday.
November 3, some of the last of the fall color.
November 5.
The leaves keep falling and we keep raking.
Speaking of shadows, history also has shadows. This is the anniversary of Kristallnact, the Night of Broken Glass, that took place November 9-10, 1938 in Germany. Here is a description of that event, one that echoes into the present as we face increasing hate in our world.
Let us insure that this history and other histories of hate (so many of them) never recede into the shadows of our memories, to be ignored, denied, or forgotten.
...most trees are bare now. Hate has become a way of life.
ReplyDeleteKristallnach, the beginning of a very dark time.
ReplyDeleteHear hear! Atrocities should never be forgotten or excused.
ReplyDeleteSomber reminder
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post
ReplyDeleteThose who forget history are doomed to repeat it and I fear that we have forgotten much that should be remembered.
ReplyDeleteI love the beautiful fall leaves...ours are just now starting to turn...what few are not falling off the tree due to our drought! :(
ReplyDeleteThe shadows in the second photo look like it would be cold there. Very dark.
ReplyDeleteThe autumn leaves are beautiful
ReplyDeleteThe trees are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteNever forget. Don't stand by to let it happen again.
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