Life in Europe #21 : Autumnal Sunday Stroll

Life in Europe

#21
Autumnal Sunday Stroll [Berlin, Germany]

To those who have read/seen my previous post Life in Europe #20: Fall in love with Fall, thanks a lot for coming back to check this one out. Just as I mentioned in my last post, I went for a walk in Charlottenburg Palace Gardens which is, in my opinion, one of the most beautiful, peaceful and romantic Autumn foliage viewing spots in Berlin. I wanted to see how the trees had changed colour even further from my last visit...

It was a rather greyish Autumn day that I would describe as slightly overcast but a crisp clear day, almost as if in a Claude Monet painting. One of the great things about this place is that it's never busy even though it's sat in the middle of the city.

You can almost feel that the entire area is your private space - imagine that you are strolling around the gardens of your own palace, how special is that?

Just as Sarah Addison Allen once said, it looked like the place was covered in a cobbler crust of brown sugar and cinnamon. Now come along and #walkwithme and enjoy these vibrant yellows, browns, golds, oranges, reds and dark greens.....

This couple was just walking in front of me picturesquely....(thanks guys for making my Steemit post so romantic and beautiful, you guys look like a perfect couple, bless you!)

and another lovely couple...

Tony Russell, one of the UK's leading tree experts said; ''Autumn is the climax to everything that happens in the botanical world over the past nine months. It is the crescendo and final act in an opera or a play.''

How beautifully said, I hope you enjoyed the Autumn colours and romantic feelings?

If you liked my post, please upvote and follow me (and leave a comment)! Autumn posts ... to be continued as long as it lasts.