September became October and offered the early riser a perfect lawn of lacy grass.
Crunchy frostiness underfoot. Tingling fingers encased in long-forgotten gloves.
The ghostly ground veiled in white offered the perfect contrast to the rich colours of trees and house.
A tree laden with rowan berries – a harbinger of a snowy winter. Peeking through the branches, a shy farm displays its new roof of frost, as if to say: At last! Autumn is here!
For more glimpses of the world around us, visit: That’s My World!
Lady Fi 
the middle photo, the colors, what a great picture
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Oh, yes! the middle photo with all the colors against the snow! Gorgeous capture! Hard to believe — where did the summer go???? I love fall — just surprised it got here so quickly this year! Mmmmm must be age!!
Have a great week!
Sylvia
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Ok I can no longer whine about the chilly morning walks…. you beat me in the “who has it colder” contest!!!! :o)
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chilled out world!
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Brilliant photographs!
It is pouring cats and dogs here – what a diverse world we live in!
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Does this mean it’s going to be a long cold winter? Seems awfully early for frost…
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It IS very early for frost! Very early…
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Today it is humid and wet in West France – I think I’d prefer frost because it would kill all the midges.
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Brrrr! I can feel the icy fingers of winter flexing around the corner.
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It’s gorgeous, though I think the winter could wait just a tad longer, I’ll take snow any day over rain…and the frost is beautiful to look at and usually melts later in the day…wonderful!
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A beautiful place. The crunchy frost shots made my morning.
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The white field leading to the colourful field was brilliantly beautiful. These are great times for photos.
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Lacy or icy grass? Wow, frost already. It’s slightly chilly in Vegas, too, because it’s only 76F (68F is 20C). Brrrr! Beautiful photos of the encroaching Scandinavian winter.
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pretty but isn’t it a bit early for frost??
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Yes – far too early! Poor us.
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It would be nice without the frost on the grass ! Fortunately we still have warm weather! I don’t like automn and winter !
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Wow time passes fast. Soon it will be winter and christmas too.
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I love that second picture with the house in the background!! It looks so cold, yet beautiful!
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The pictures are just stunning! It makes my heart ache for autumn!! I definietly miss that. Here it is eternally summer!
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I love the middle photo very much! And you provided beautiful text to go with the gorgeous pictures.
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We are in the middle of a gorgeous “hot” spell, almost unheard of here. Some days it does rain, but it just seems like summer is grasping onto the edge of fall.
What great shots, you have amazing colors, and details in those photos.
And you are far ahead of us for color. Our leaves are just starting to turn now.
Jen
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This is what autumn should be about, not grey rain!
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Ooooh too soon, too soon! Lovely pics though. Stay warm x
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What a lovely and poetic post!
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Wow you do have quite a frost there. Great photos!
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WOW … lovely post illustrating how your seasons are changing. Here in Southern California it’s still warm, dry, and windy … I wish it would RAIN ;–)
Hugs and blessings,
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Hmm that sure is pretty, but it makes me sad. Coldness is on its way. The UK is so warm and muggy today, please don’t send that frost our way!
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Great pictures and description of your frosted world. I especially like the red barn.
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Oh, my, my, I love the frosted glass title! Your season has changed to fast? Where did summer go? Love the colorful foliage.
Thanks for the visit.
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It’s certainly pretty to look at. But I’d prefer to be somewhere warmer. Nice captures.
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Wow!! that’s amazing photo & interesting view.
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Okay, Lady Fi. Let me just say it. I’ve almost convinced myself that if I lived in such beautiful surroundings, I, too, could be a fabulous writer like you.
Almost is the key word here. Almost.
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I LOVED this. The colors are superb. The words the perfect frame.
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Beautiful Pictures 🙂 love the textures and the color of the nature.
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You are simply an amazing talent. Amazing.
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Whoa! Not sure I’m ready for frosty mornings! But I love your photos, especially the middle one.
Janice.
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Early frost sure makes for pretty pictures.
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Brrrrrrr. It looks cold. But thanks for sharing. I never get to see frost anymore. The pics are fabulous.
xo
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Wow, I had no idea that Sweden got such amazing autumn colours! Or that it was cold enough for frost in October. I’m from Canada, and we have a reputation for being a cold country, but we usually don’t start getting frost like that in Toronto until November (mind you, we’re quite far south). The frost is beautiful though — it really does look like lace on the grass! Keep up the beautiful photos.
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You got heavy frost early..hope it isn’t a SIGN! That second photo is beautiful. Time to get out the long johns:)
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There’s something so beautiful about this time of the year – even if it is cooooold.
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It isn’t supposed to frost or snow in October! *e*
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Wow, already? I know I’ll miss snow this winter 😦
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Beautiful!
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Everything is so beautiful, isn’t it?
Photos from Kas Plateau: http://infobybvc.blogspot.com/2009/09/photos-from-kas-plateau.html
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One of the things that amazes me about different countries is structure colors. USA surburbia seems to LOVE drab. Tan, beige, white, and brown are the typical fare here, especially in California in the last 30 years. We are desperately afraid of color, apparently. My son LOATHES this and wants to live with vibrancy. And I agree. I want things to work and not be garish but my motto has always been: Life is TOO SHORT for BEIGE!! Love the house colors!
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Wow! Such pretty pictures. Not ready for frost here (though it can’t be far away), but love how it looks where you are.
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How beautifully written and the pictures are so wonderful as well. Just a magical place. It’s definitely autumn here but we don’t have so much frost yet but any day now.
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