Acorn the fruit of the might English Oak given the Sepia treatment,
The word acorn doesn't come from 'oak' and 'corn', as is popularly supposed, but from the Old English 'aecern', meaning berry or fruit.
“From little acorns mighty oaks do grow” ~ American Proverb
Super close up. Made me think of Paul Kelly's song about Vincent Lingiari and the Wave Hill Cattle station. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_ndC07C2qw
I am going to be singing all day now.
@onewing Thank you for your comment and attaching the link very interesting I will have to find out more about Vincent Lingiari, its a very catchy chorus, its 12:10am just off to bed will I get to sleep with " from little things big things grow " going through my head,lol:)
@onewing Read a short biography about Vincent what an inspirational story and what a man, respect also to Gough Whitlam's goverment, I first visited Australia in 1977 and could not believe how they treated the Aboriginal people at the time see short biography link:) http://ia.anu.edu.au/biography/lingiari-vincent-14178
Fantastic shot Peter. I like your processing choice on this and I agree they kind of look like they would be part of fall decorations found in ones house.
@pcoulson Thanks for the link Peter. I hope you managed to get to sleep without singing the Paul Kelly song. It was in my head all day today on our walk. ha ha.
I am going to be singing all day now.
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