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There was a real nice chill in the air today. This marks a three day weekend for me as I was off today, using some of my comp days before I loose them. After going to market, and the hooch shop to stock up on my red wines, I decided to take a nice brisk walk around the little hamlet........
Bouvier making his way to get his daily nuts.......
One of the covered bridges on way to the Casa du Borghese, but no worries.....there is no headless horsemen!!!!
Walking around the grounds and stream here on the grounds.....
Neighborhood churches..... I haven't been inside them, that's why there still standing.
Upon our walk back, I was greeted to a special afternoon treat. A view of the elusive red fox that I have mentioned before. I have never seen him in the afternoon before, only very late at night, but there he was.... at the woods edge!!!!!! Oh, how I wish they were domestic animals like dogs. I'd have one in a minute!!!!
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Cheers to autumn, Mr Fox and everybody for having a nice weekend!!!
I love a rare glimpse of a wild fox! Always very special.
ReplyDeleteFoxes are cool. Did you see the video of that one in Canada that played with a dog toy on someone's front lawn? Adorable!
ReplyDeleteI will have to seek it out. Maybe I'll leave Busters' extra toys outside and see what happens.
DeleteLoverly tour. One of my good friends moved with CO, foothills around Denver and sees foxes from time to time. One night a fox was calling to her kits and scared the beegeebus out of their cats.
ReplyDeleteYes, about two months ago I heard it in the middle of the night, its horrifying sounding.Even went over the covers and hid.
DeleteWhat a nice day off. I don't know what is do if I came across a fox here. It definitely has gotten chilly, time to load the bed up with the warm linens.
ReplyDeleteWe just don't get all that great fall feel here in weho. I also see Buster likes the water!
ReplyDeleteAn enjoyable stroll, Maddie; you live in a lovely spot.
ReplyDeleteYou've got a lot more leaves on your trees than here. We've had a kiss of winter, but back to autumn this week, according to the forecast.
Yes, I couldn't believe you were "baring it " the snow already!!!! I LL bring you some spiced cider my friend.
DeleteI love churches--not to go into and do any kinda church-y stuff, but to look at.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures have set me in the Autumnal mood!
I too love a good church and the looking and shapes of them, but far from joining the church dinners or the women auxiliary!!!!!!!!!
DeleteSo stunning, my house is surrounded by squirrels and foxes but I can never get a pic of them, they are too quick for me, my dream is to tame a squirrel, could you imagine a chum coming for nuts everyday - maybe you could.
ReplyDeleteTabs,funny you should mention the squirrel. I LOVE them. Bouvier, yes I named him, does indeed come every morning for nuts or peanuts. I have watched him and he lives in the big maple outside my kitchen window. He lately has been lining it with fresh fallen leaves. And it has been AGES for me a get a picture of the fox, they are indeed fast!!!!! The one moment this summer that was special was when I was enjoying my wine one night, he ran to where I sat, dead stopped, and we sat and stared at each other for the longest time....ill never forget that.
DeleteWhat a lovely stroll and pictures. I love all the little critters but they are indeed too fast to catch a shot of sometimes. And I'm glad that others can appreciate and enjoy old buildings as well. :)
ReplyDeleteThe fox is so chic, as long as it stays away from anywhere in your wardrobe Crullia.
ReplyDeleteA nice fall post! That fox shot is pretty damn cool!
ReplyDeleteThat is quite an amazing fall post! Love the picture of the fox. That's one thing I miss from living where I did in Virginia years ago.
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