For many the autumn is a season of melancholy. A bitter confirmation that decay is the fate of all mankind, while we gaze upon the colorful trees as the last vestiges of beauty.
![Autumn in Eastern cemetery, Gothenburg](https://minkmachine.reine.se/gfx/blog_gbg_autumn04.jpg)
While that may ring true, I prefer to see it as the deep breath before the plunge. A few months later the winter will be gone and nature will return to blossom. Embrace change and enjoy the seasonal variations in sights, sounds and smells.
![Autumn in Kungsparken, Gothenburg](https://minkmachine.reine.se/gfx/blog_gbg_autumn02.jpg)
“What is dead may never die”, as they say in the Iron Islands.
![Autumn in Garden Society, Gothenburg](https://minkmachine.reine.se/gfx/blog_gbg_autumn03.jpg)
Enjoy it while it last, because next stop is November. Gothenburg in November is like a Romero movie without zombies.
![Autumn in Garden Society, Gothenburg](https://minkmachine.reine.se/gfx/blog_gbg_autumn05.jpg)
“I love the autumn for its sense of melancholy seems to strike my need for sadness. There is poetry in the dying of the year and mystery as well.”
— Kyffin Williams
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2 comments
Agree! Även om vintern är kall och mörk så är det fantastiskt att ha 4 så distinkt olika säsonger.
Jag föredrar dock att åka iväg någon gång under vintern för en paus från kylan och fylla på med D-vitamin :)
Håller helt med dig! En resa under vinterhalvåret gör underverk. :)
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