After a rain-threatening morning it is a beautiful Indian summer day, the most remarkable hitherto and equal to any of the kind. Yet we kept fires in the forenoon, the warmth not having got into the house. It is akin to sin to spend such a day in the house.
from The Journal 1837-1861 by Henry David Thoreau
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I agree with Thoreau, “It is akin to sin to spend such a day in the house.” One mustn’t waste such precious weather inside!
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I usually agree with Thoreau! 🙂
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Beautiful photos.
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thank you Lynette 🙂
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Agree! Your photos are lovely. 😊
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thanks ever so much 🙂
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I enjoyed this celebration of Thoreau and the outdoors, Sylvia. Wonderful autumnal woods and the pumpkin on the book outside was fun.
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Thanks so very much Jet! 🙂
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