This week’s images come from our visit to the Corridor of Oaks in Faulconbridge, a small settlement in the nearby Blue Mountains area. With autumn creeping in, we thought the oak trees might be worth a visit, especially as oaks are not too terribly common in our part of the world. As usual I could not resist the temptation to take photos of unusual objects or from different angles, so please bear with me.
A russet liquidambar leaf surrounded by its still green brothers.
These are a bit further advanced into their autumn shades.
A fallen comrade.
This monkey puzzle tree towers over the oaks.
Autumn is such a gently bright season.
Serene and dappled.
Looking up that monkey puzzle tree.
Even the very young leaves have been touched by autumn’s brush.
A piece of sandstone among the dead leaves.
Not actually part of the Corridor of Oaks, but this vibrant post box across the street just cried out to be photographed, and who am I to refuse?
RT Cam 
Absolutely beautiful!! 🥰
Thanks, sweets!