  counting momiji counting my blessings  further up the mountains  over the pass to Koshihata   the smith's house  CLICK for enlargement          |
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Lake Okutsu
Koshihata Village
Temple Entsuji
. "hunting for red leaves" momijigari
紅葉狩 (もみじがり) .
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12 comments:
Fantastic photos, Gabi san.
Thank you for sharing.
Like the haiku, too.
neko
Lovely, Gabi. Both uncountable . . .
S.
Oh Gabi, what a magic place and I love the line of the roof!looks like a comfortable hood pulled down over the house...cosy.
D.A.
thanks for the guided tour Gabi.
G.
Beautiful Gabi!
Truly, K.I.
beautiful in all aspect...
F.G.
I love both the haiku and the photograph, Gabi.
J.
A stunning photo and a beautiful poem.
G.
Lovely, Gabi! Thank you!
mel
Hi Gabi san,
I admire this haiku, where counting the red leaves is a way of counting blessings. It's a beautiful thought, a beautiful way of living.
Now I'm off to tour your autumn neighborhood.
b
Oh, such gorgeous colors, Gabi san...
thank you for sharing!
And your haiku is lovely too...
so many blessings!
L. C.
What an absolutely glorious plant. I love the house too and the ku.
B.
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