Just a few weeks ago I was passing by this majestic Ginkgo tree all dressed in gold on my way to work. It is bare now, and soon it will probably be covered in snow.
What a beauty, Paula! I’m never sure what a Ginko tree looks like- it’s such an exotic name. I must have a close-up! 🙂
And that music is perfect! What is it? Thank you so much for joining me in your precious time 🙂
Thank you, Jo.
Ginkgo tree has a very exotic and beautiful leaf shape. I used to take extract for dizziness some years ago, and I am convinced it works. Music is by Simon and Garfunkel (one of my long-time favourites) only this time they sing in French and Haitian about healing leaves. Going back to translating applications for EU funds…
Such a lovely tree, Paula. Also I think it’s one of the most ancient still surviving on earth, AND it has a host of medicinal uses. In short, it shows itself off for what it is – a true glory – which you have so well shown us 🙂
… e ora che sono riuscito a far partire la musica a tutto il resto (:-)) aggiungo che anche la musica, come l’oro del Ginkgo, si irradia con magico candore 🙂
…mi sono accorto di essermi preso una licenza poetica 🙂
visto che ”candore” si riferisce al colore bianco e non al color oro splendente del ”tuo” albero. Comunque, come tu stessa hai scritto nella didascalia, a quest’ora l’albero avrà indossato il suo vestito di neve e quindi, nonostante il freddo dell’inverno, risplenderà candidamente.
What a lovely walk to work. A pity work is not as lovely. You’ve done photographic justice to a queen of trees. My other favourite journey to work was brubio’s along a Venetian canal – and it obviously wasn’t a walk. Mine was a 60 km drive in my working days, and it wasn’t bad either. Travel well.
You must be tired of winter considering how long it lasts in your parts. This particular tree reaches its full glory in Autumn. In Spring it does not stand out this much.
A beautiful tree. It must be nice to be able to see it change during all the seasons.
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Yes, we should have come up with the challenge – my park over seasons 😉 Thank you, CG
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It’s not too late to come up with that challenge.
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What a beauty, Paula! I’m never sure what a Ginko tree looks like- it’s such an exotic name. I must have a close-up! 🙂
And that music is perfect! What is it? Thank you so much for joining me in your precious time 🙂
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Thank you, Jo.
Ginkgo tree has a very exotic and beautiful leaf shape. I used to take extract for dizziness some years ago, and I am convinced it works. Music is by Simon and Garfunkel (one of my long-time favourites) only this time they sing in French and Haitian about healing leaves. Going back to translating applications for EU funds…
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I thought it was S & G but was confused by the language. Love it! 🙂 I’m off to take washing out, iron and then meet friend at lunchtime. Hugs 🙂
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Ironing? I almost feel sorry for you!
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I got in close! Magnificent 🙂 I’ll need a shot in Spring please 🙂
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No problem – it was in my plans anyway!
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Such a lovely tree, Paula. Also I think it’s one of the most ancient still surviving on earth, AND it has a host of medicinal uses. In short, it shows itself off for what it is – a true glory – which you have so well shown us 🙂
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Yes, one of the most ancient still surviving 🙂 Thank you very much, Tish! 🙂
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Lucky you Paula 🙂 x
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🙂 I guess I am sometimes. Thank you, Mike 🙂
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It is certainly a majestic tree Paula.
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Beautiful tree! Would love to see it as the seasons change 🙂
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This is the third such request already 🙂 Will see what I can do 😉 😀 Thank you DM
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Segnati una quarta richiesta , per favore: la mia!
Stupendo, Paula!
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😀 you do of course realise it will be common looking in other seasons ;). Buona giornata Anna!
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What a magnificent tree.
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🙂
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… e ora che sono riuscito a far partire la musica a tutto il resto (:-)) aggiungo che anche la musica, come l’oro del Ginkgo, si irradia con magico candore 🙂
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magico candore – mi piace moltissimo. A presto Renzo. Mi raccomando!
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…mi sono accorto di essermi preso una licenza poetica 🙂
visto che ”candore” si riferisce al colore bianco e non al color oro splendente del ”tuo” albero. Comunque, come tu stessa hai scritto nella didascalia, a quest’ora l’albero avrà indossato il suo vestito di neve e quindi, nonostante il freddo dell’inverno, risplenderà candidamente.
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Anch’io vedo la purezza in questo vestito dorato 😉 ma la bianchezza non e sempre piu pura 😉
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Giusto !
Io intanto procedo lungo il viale di questo splendido giardino – la tua è veramente una foto ”invitante”. 🙂
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Ma il viale guida a la porta de la ditta dove lavoro – non c’e nulla poetico qui 😀 😉
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…allora a primavera deve essere una gioia recarti al lavoro.
Paula devo aspettarmi che da un momento all’altro tu compaia da qualche angolino della foto? 🙂
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Non ho stacatta selfies 😀
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ok Paula :-)… quando finirai con il lavoro porta un saluto a questo splendido albero.
Buon pomeriggio e a presto!
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🙂
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A very beautiful tree. I don’t believe I have seen them before.
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Gorgeous colors Paula. Any snow yet?
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Not yet, and God willing there won’t be any 🙂 My people aren’t fond of it (in town) – they call it white $it.
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Quite an accurate description!
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Are you shoveling these days, or it is up to Dave?
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We have has som warm weather so most of our snow has melted. More will come and we both shovel. Good exercise. 🙂
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I thought so; bless you 🙂 Wishing you a very mild and dry winter…
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Thank you Paula and I hope the white ‘stuff’ stays away from you. 🙂
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The Ginkgo Tree how very beautiful and uplifting! What a way to start your work 🙂
Thanks Paula.
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Much appreciated, Dilip 🙂
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What a glorious sight Paula! Enough to lift the bluest spirits 🙂
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Exactly 🙂 Thank you very much, Madhu 🙂
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What a lovely walk to work. A pity work is not as lovely. You’ve done photographic justice to a queen of trees. My other favourite journey to work was brubio’s along a Venetian canal – and it obviously wasn’t a walk. Mine was a 60 km drive in my working days, and it wasn’t bad either. Travel well.
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I will. Thank you, Meg.
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Oh that is stunning. You rarely see them this gloriously big and in there autumn colours.
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They are golden for a very short time, but this Autumn has been very unusual. All the birch trees in the town are still covered with leaves.
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What a beautiful tree, Paula! And what a nice walk to work! 🙂
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Hi, Paula. There is an answer in the thread (from Ash, a staff member) http://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/audio-player-appearance?replies=10#post-2172988
But, maybe the issue is fixed now… 🙂
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Thank you. I can’t check it out today. Is it working properly now? What the player look like?
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It works fine. 🙂 https://cloudup.com/cQg5T1IEtX2
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What pretty colors! Still have leaves… Wonderful…
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Thank you my dear Lumar.
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Hi Paula. I left a comment but not published.
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It’s not giving in to the season without a full final glow that’s for sure!
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Graceful!
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I can’t wait for spring, when the trees come back to lush life.
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You must be tired of winter considering how long it lasts in your parts. This particular tree reaches its full glory in Autumn. In Spring it does not stand out this much.
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