This is a post to go with #WednesdayWalk challenge by @tattoodjay.



A week has passed since my last Wednesday evening walk. This time the walk was in the morning. There have been big changes in Nature in a week. But the main line (rain) has remained. This morning I saw fog outside the window. But this is not a summer fog that flies into the sky with the appearance of the Sun, but an autumn fog, as if the sky had fallen to the ground.



3 days ago there were leaves on this small tree on the roof of an old house. And now they have all flown somewhere. And the forecast promised us sunny weather. And again he deceived us.






This car was parked by a neighbor for several years next to the house under the trees. The neighbor died 3 years ago. He was a little over 40 years old. There are three children left. And so the eldest son graduated from the institute in Moscow and returned to live with his mother and help raise his younger brother and sister. And he restored this car! He even drives this car! I just admire him.






Our village stadium. Now he looks very sad. It is surrounded by bare trees.












At this point, I will go in the opposite direction. 6 minutes here and 6 minutes back. But with stops, it turns out to be 15 minutes. The main walk on weekdays happens in the evening, and I need to sit at the computer and work in the morning.






Pushkin wrote about such autumn - "October has already come - the grove is already shaking off the last leaves from its naked branches." It's a sad time.









A local monument dedicated to the fallen soldiers from our village during the Second World War.
You can see what the larches were a week ago. Now these trees are completely yellow, but the needles have not yet fallen from the branches. And the day is getting shorter every day. Now I wake up in the dark and come back from the office in complete darkness, too. It's going to snow soon. By the way, 3 days ago in the morning, there was a temperature of -5 degrees and there was fog too. But there was another fog and even in the morning, the Sun was visible in the sky for several hours.