No.12790
>>12776I'm in the southern hemisphere, so it's spring but for my northern friends, has your autumn weather been atypical? Spring here has been super gloomy and moderately cold.
No.12908
Autumn is here
>>12822That's a nice one by Dmitry Prozorov;
https://www.artstation.com/tamplierpainter No.12910
>Do you like Autumn?
I used to, back when I lived in my hometown. I could go for strolls through the forest and look at the leaves changing color.
Since moving, autumn consists of gray, foggy days. I don't think I've seen the sun once in the last two week. It's depressing.
No.12914
Where I live autumn is called winter
No.12932
We got snow the other day
Sad to see my favorite season going away
No.17142
Winter is coming…
No.17165
Blizzard coming in on Tuesday
No.17166
Where I am, the trees take started turning on November. In the mountains, they turn earlier. I think it's more "Autumn-like" in the mountains anyways. I mean to go more, but my life's been taking over. Chilling in the mountains is way more important than anything else though imo.
No.17174
Autumn is my favorite season. I'm lucky enough to live in a place with gorgeous fall foliage, and I also love the temperature being cool enough for warm drinks and dressing in layers.
No.18949
Is it autumn yet? Hawt….
No.19020
I miss autumn so much.
No.19021
Autumn is my favorite. Summers here hit 115°F and it seems hotter every year.
No.19658
>>19652i just checked and turns out the autumn here officially starts tomorrow. i guess i can wait a little
No.19699
It's still a bit hot around here and the leaves have yet to change, but I'm not giving up hope! I don't particularly do anything special for autumn, though. My cooking doesn't change, I don't really go anywhere, but honestly, it's okay. I take it a month at a time. During autumn, the temperature becomes more temperate: about 70F/21C. The trees do change a bit, but it's never really golden where I live. In my neighborhood, the trees are mostly green, but if you go to a wildlife preserve or something similar, the leaves are all on the ground and brown. So really, I think it looks pretty ugly. Still, the mountains near me are beautiful with their orange and yellow leaves. It's downright picturesque.
No.19731
Time for HURRICANES
No.20009
>>20004I feel as if autumn is simply the most attractive time to smoke. I think back to all of those people that like to romanticize the fall season with books, coffee, large tweed coats, turtlenecks. I think cigarettes simply play into that vision of autumn a little too well.
No.20010
>>20004I'd hope you would try vaping to ween your self of nicotine (not disposable, mix your own fluid)
But do agree with
>>20009 I can fully visualize the scene they're portraying. The leaves are yellow/orange on a leafy US Uni campus and you clock your prof looking how they describe before class taking a drag outside with their coffee while some mid west-y emo-y type music plays in your ear buds in your beanie. I WANT TO GO BACK TAKE ME BACK (i was never there…)
No.20024
I get sick without fail every autumn and this autumn was no different
But I only ever get sick during the autumn so every year by the time it's autumn again, I've forgotten how absolutely miserable it is to have a fever and be sore all over and be fatigued an hour after I wake up.
But yeah I like the autumn. I can sit outside and it's neither ridiculously hot nor freezing, and it's a good time for jogging, too.
>it always feels like you can blink and miss the whole thing if you're not careful
The temperature changes too fast. Autumn is supposed to be three months long but the actual comfortable temperatures only last for a month or so. Before then it's just summer but not so hot, afterwards it's winter but not so cold yet.
