Fall is about over, but someone forgot to tell the apples it was time to get a move on. However, in the Even if it is not the official day to be thankful in your country, you may want to consider doing so anyway. There is no better way to start any day! So, happy Thanksgiving to my entire DP family, and thank you all for the work you each put into your blogs, and the many kind comments you have left on my site over the past few months.
Bill
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Lovely little apples! Yes, Happy Thanksgiving!
Thank you, Bill, for your kind comments. May the days blessings continue through the year for you and your family.
And now, for some apple pie!!!!
Well, maybe I'd better wait for my company to arrive.
I thank you, Bill, for your visits and thoughtful comments.
Pleasure, Bill. Love the photo of those apples. Everything's late this year isn't it, it's so mild, well it is in the UK anyway. Thanks. Happy Thanksgiving.
belle photo, on sent l'hivers arrivée. Je te souhaite une "happy thanksgiving"
beautiful photograph, one feels the winters arrived. I wish you a “happy thanksgiving”
Hi Bill, many thanks for your nice comment and wishes on Venice Blog.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and to your family. Happy thanksgiving to our fellows DPbloggers. My mind will stay in America today, to give thanks and share the turkey with you.
I love this photo. I have one apple still hanging on my tree and need to go out and get a shot of it before it gives up and lets go.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Thanks Bill for your kind comments today and yesterday. I will be thinking of you in a very special way todady. Celebrations when someone dear is missing are not always easy. Blessings to your whole family.
Ps - forgot to mention I love this photo
Yes, really lovely photo. The cool blues, the soft gold, the subdued red of the apples... you can feel the cold yet it conveys the idea of yield. Truly amazing.
And yes, Australia is Australie in French.
If only I could have a bite at one of those apples.
Happy Thanksgiving Delta DP.
PS - You know Bill, none other than the Americans celebrate Thanksgiving. It is completely part of your history, not of anyone else's in the world.
Actually, I thought a few other countries did observe a Thanksgiving holiday, just on a different day. Ah well, perhaps we have something to offer the rest of the world!
Bill! You learn the story of Thanksgiving in the first grade! I'm shocked that you think others celebrate it!
Pilgrims-Native Americans? Remember?
Now be nice, first grade was a long time ago, and I do recall something about guys in funny hats, slow boats, and uninsulated houses, but I also do know that Thanksgiving is celebrated on October 11th in Canada, and other countries have a harvest festival which is similar. I don’t think we have a lock on thankfulness. We probably do it up more formally than most however.
i second the idea of apple pie!
love the depth of this photo..
So simple, so pretty!
What an interesting picture Bill, I guess it's unusual to find apples so late in the year. One of these day's I swear I will educate myself and discover what your Thanksgiving Day is all about.
Have a good weekend!
Curly's Photoshop
well taken!
:D
i really love the text below - somebody forgot to tell the apples...and the picture is beautiful
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