Autumn at Brodie

What a beautiful place, you've some lovely photos too.

Beautiful scenery,I love this time of year beautiful colours.LOL

Ah well... we better go for another walk at the weekend then Mr MB

Wow lovely colour.

The very essence of autumn! Looks like one of those crisp, clear, bright days, fantastic colours on the trees.

You are so fortunate to have all of that within walking distance

The most beautiful of autumnal scenes! Thank you for that.....truly lovely, Bulbaholic!

Stunning!!

lovely walk and stunning pics of the trees in all their glory mr MB, thanx for sharing :o)

Lovely walk...thanks
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Thanks for all your nice comments. Yes, I do feel blessed for being drawn to live in such a beautiful area. It is really rewarding.
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A nice walk. Are you sure she wasn't prospecting for more land? :-)

Really nice more lovely autumn colours and a swan as well.

No 'She' wasn't!!! Just relaxing and enjoying the day... grrr men!!!

You must have adjusted your settings (inadvertently or otherwise), Bulbaholic, I'm still getting notifications of responses on my blogs

I'll need to sort Mr MB out again obviously... lol

Hi what a great set of pictures, thankyou for the walk I enjoyed it.
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Andrew, there is a wonderfull area of walled garden, huge, where Brodie used to to cultivate his daffodils. It is now 'lying fallow' and they just mow the grass. Far too big for one person to deal with but I have always thought that it could make marevellous allotments for a group.

The GOY Scottish Group perhaps?

Good idea Andrew lol

Thanks for the walk it did me a power of good.

Know what you mean, Dottydaisy, I felt the need of a cup of tea and a biscuit myself after taking that walk;-))

We've recently come back from another walk - before it starts raining, again, I'll see if there are any nice pix for you all.

A really nice walk. Lovely colours on the trees this time of year too.

Moon grower will look forward to seeing them ........

Beautiful :)))

GoY is such a good motivator to get out & take pix, isn't it? Not everyone has a castle just around the corner, conveniently groomed by somebody else for us to enjoy!

This area of Scotland has lots of castles Orgratis

Reading up on the background of Llandudno from Sid's blog on Bodnant, MG, I got sidetracked by the history of Edward's defenses vs wild and woolly Welsh. Now I had to look up castlesuk.net to peak into all the castles around Moray, plus then browsed the electrichistory of Scotland from the 12th C on...Will have to get some books to bone up, as don't like prolonged reading on screen, but thanks for piquing my interest in more than just the gardens!

You're welcome Orgratis - the National Trust for Scotland has quite a few castle properties in Aberdeenshire. Then there is Cawdor Castle near Nairn and lord knows how many others...

If GoYers would like Mr MB & I can visit some of these next year and put up blogs about the gardens (and show a pix or two of the castles). If the weather is fine we'll try for Cawdor at the weekend.