Petrichor & Pumpkins: Labor Day Weekend

Some folks consider Labor Day Weekend the last hurrah of Summer, and the unofficial beginning of Autumn.

The weather this past weekend makes a strong argument for that notion. Dry, warm, breezy days which give over to light sweater-weather temps when the sun sets.

Moon & Mountain.
Tahoma (aka Mt. Rainier) and waxing gibbous moon.

The last of the daylight.

[all photos by Petrichor & Pumpkins 2022]

About This Blog

Petrichor: the smell of rain as it begins to hit the ground after a long, hot spell; an earthy, dark, and deep scent of hot pavement, soil, and dust; the smell of thunderstorms approaching.

Petrichor represents nostalgic feelings of anticipation to me: Long wild nights of summer vacation that herald the coming of Autumn and Halloween.

This is a seasonal blog honoring the dark half of the year (late summer thru late winter) and is more active during those months.

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Petrichor & Pumpkins

Labor Day Weekend

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