#50

Most of my jumpers feel like expensive mistakes. The one I’m wearing today has been snagged by the cat. The one I dug out yesterday had been eaten by moths. These weren’t problems for me when I could wear tee shirts every day!

#51

I’d see it like this:

September - still quite warm and sunny; occasional Indian Summer weeks; last throes of the cricket season
October - conkers, crunchy leaves, colder but still alright most days
November - clocks have gone back; it’s cold and wet; it’s ages til Christmas and even longer til the spring; fuck off November.

The day when the clocks go back is easily my least favourite day of the year.

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#52

Maybe that’s what makes the difference.

#53

I’ll be back on the 23rd September, once Autumn starts to let you know how I feel.

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#54

Love autumn. Always have. Best season.

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#55

Time is sad, sad shit.

#56

Also barring the times the weather just broke leaving us far too hot, this Summer has basically been a bit of a damp squib

#57

oh, fantastic, the descent into 7 months of cold, wet, dark misery starts! oh, but the leaves!

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#58

You’re forgetting the pumpkin spiced lattés!

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#59

Love Autumn (only bettered by Winter). Can’t wait for the dark mornings, wrapping up warm, eating lots more pies and other Autumnal food.

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#60

Meteorological Autumn started on Sunday. Haven’t read the thread

#61

Has anyone actually ever drank one of them though

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#62

This was the only hymn I ever drew any enjoyment from singing in school. Apart from the one that went “I was cold I was naked were you there, were you there”, of course.

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#63

September - Often quite warm and sunny but not sweaty and gross. Great!
October - My birthday month. Great!
November - Wedding anniversary month. Great!
December - Christmas and my wife’s birthday. Great!
January - Fuck off January.

#64

Autumn is my top season

Listening to sonic youth and that

#65

Can’t really get past the fact theres a stupid fucking brexit slammed right in the middle of it this year.

#67

All for the crunchy leaves, fog, squirrels, autumn tests and finally getting to dig out my German army parka again. AND I DON’T CARE WHO KNOWS IT.

#68

Ah the migratory squirrel. Nothing like seeing a flock of them come in from the northlands.

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#69

I love this part of autumn, but up here it’s a bit tainted by the knowledge that winter is coming.

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#70

Via helicopter.