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The Blue Autumn Sky and dancing Kans grass on the Ground The autumn season has finally brought about a beautiful change in nature with its exquisite hues. The sky is filled with achromatic cotton-like clouds, while the ground is covered with thin-white Kashful (Kans Grass) that sways gently in the mild breeze across Dhaka. The photo of the blue autumn sky was taken this morning from the rooftop of my residence and can be viewed below. Nothing is more soothing than watching the extravagant clouds idly sweeping the blue autumn sky. Photo (Kans Grass ): Collected   |
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“If I were a bird, I would fly about the Earth seeking the successive autumns.”- George Eliot
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Nothing like a nice clear day and a beautiful blue sky. Today was a lovely bright sunny day here in Dublin. So good to see after all the rain. It sure lifted my spirits. Great pictures Looklook. 
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Enjoyed the pictures, the Kans grass is very unusual.
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Love the picture of the tall grass swaying in the breeze
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Nothing like a nice clear day and a beautiful blue sky. Today was a lovely bright sunny day here in Dublin. So good to see after all the rain. It sure lifted my spirits. Great pictures Looklook. Dublin is a nice city. I don't know why I missed to visit the city in 1976 while visiting the United Kingdom! Stay well and cheerful,dear Maudie.
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Enjoyed the pictures, the Kans grass is very unusual. Take care of yourself, Hwakslayer.
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Love the picture of the tall grass swaying in the breeze Have a pleasant time.
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How uplifting to have such clear blue skies after your rainy season!! Enjoy~~
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How uplifting to have such clear blue skies after your rainy season!! Enjoy~~
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THE PHOTOS WITH THE PALMS COULD HAVE BEEN TAKEN HERE. THAT GRASS IS VERY INTERESTING AND VERY HIGH. IS IT CUT REGURLARLY OR DOES IT STAY HIGH UNTIL WINTER?
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Koffla, thank you for stopping by and for your post. I do not see colour changes in leaves due to the late arrival of autumn temperatures here in the Dhaka region where I live. Take Care. Stay happy, dear friend.
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THE PHOTOS WITH THE PALMS COULD HAVE BEEN TAKEN HERE. THAT GRASS IS VERY INTERESTING AND VERY HIGH. IS IT CUT REGURLARLY OR DOES IT STAY HIGH UNTIL WINTER? Take Care, dear friend. Have a pleasant time, Archer.
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Thank you Looklook. Palm trees are common in this country. In the field of some regions you can see that grass of the second photo, but not as tall as that! Beautiful picture! Greetings from Honduras!   Trust in dreams, for in them is hidden the gate to eternity.(Khalil Gibran)
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Hello Glumo, I hope this message finds you well. Thank you for leaving a comment on my blog. Your words always bring me joy! The image in photo #! is a coconut tree. We plant these trees in our home Garden. Usually, they are not found in the wild. All palm trees are not coconut trees, though coconut trees are a type of palm tree. As far as I know, coconut trees are found on Bay Island in your country. I hope I am not wrong. Kashful ( Kans Grass ) is a perennial grass that grows in the wild at the end of the monsoon. The blooming Kans flowers welcome the festive time for Hindus living in the Indian subcontinental countries. Our riverside regions, floodplains, and grasslands are likely areas where white Kans flowers grow. Thank you again for your post.
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These are lovely photos LookLook. We have palm trees here in Vancouver but they are the short windmill palms that look like they are garbed for winter with the furry look on their trunks. Always nice to read your blogs.
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These are lovely photos LookLook. We have palm trees here in Vancouver but they are the short windmill palms that look like they are garbed for winter with the furry look on their trunks. Always nice to read your blogs.
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