A Soft Day

Yesterday was one of those "soft" autumn days, warm with a breeze, more early summer-like than fall. I took a little lunchtime jaunt down to the water, the usual route. The usual snapshots too--the only thing being different, the season!

The School of Theology, same building I used to snap weekly in the spring, on the way back from physio.
It was such a lovely day I really didn't want to go back to the office afterward.  :-)
 
 
 
 
 
I had only the little Elph of course, so you can just barely make out the boat on the water, in the middle of the sculpture (below).
There were a lot of geese enjoying the day too.
 
 Heading back to the office...the long way around.  :-)
 This maple is one of the few trees with glorious colour. Most just turn brown and crispy in our city.
 The visitor centre for Bellevue House. They have a lovely lawn!
It was a good mental break, to get out and into the "fresh" air. I'm working on something mind-numbingly tedious right now and definitely need any distraction I can get.  :-)

Purrs from the boys and peace from me.

Comments

John Bellen said…
The dangers of taking a break at lunch-time are that what you see will be more interesting than work. And I always see something like that.

Katie Isabella said…
Girl, you and your Elph are magnificent. These are primo pictures! Loves to the boys.
ANGEL ABBYGRACE said…
What a glorious day and walk!
Nourishment for the mind and soul.

xoxoxo
Anonymous said…
Oh my goodness! Your pictures are just Beautiful!
Thanks for visiting us. We still got to let a lot of people know that we are back.
Are those pumpkins at the visitor centre? Love all your photos. I wish I could spend a day there.
sooo pretty! Is it my imagine or are the leaves changing color earlier this year?
Old Kitty said…
That is a lovely walk back to the office!! What a beautiful day! And the autumnal colours are fab! I like that sculpture - it's all twisty and shiny!! Hope your physio went well!

Take care
x
The Cat Guy said…
soft days are nice!! Much better than hard days! Looks beautiful where you are. What body of water is that?
Rian said…
Kim, where you work and the area around where you live is beautiful. That in itself is a blessing. Love your pictures!