Yes, the Sun is going down, to the South Pole…. Colder, shorter and misty days, magnificent woodlands, splendorous trees, a perfect combination for a few hikes to the mountain, the Taunus range, in the centre of Germany.
Consequently, I made some hikes, early morning, in some foggy days. Solitude, peace, but unfortunately not silence, inasmuch always there is a concert for harvester or lawnmower, with the basso continuo of the airplanes flying in the sky.
One day, a little herd of roe deer went away quickly from me. Another day, a squirrel raved at me considering I was too close to its tree with my tripod… It looks like the forest animals don’t like us, the humans, very much…
Meanwhile, the United Nations Climate Change Conference takes place in Glasgow, on its 26th edition, after 26 years, and the conference is on its way…
Lost In Landscapes 
Beautiful photos, Xavier. The time of mowing and harvesting is almost over. Winter is a peaceful season, at least until the snow machines come out (snowmobiles). Their noise is even worse than the lawnmowers. Oh well, I guess they make winter more fun for some people.
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Thanks, Brad, for comment. Perhaps the snowmachines are like the motocicles in sommer…!
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It’s probably the same people! I don’t blame them for having fun, I just wish the machines weren’t so loud. They also pollute the air more than cars or motorcycles.
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