It's time for some green

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Probably most of you that live in the northern hemisphere you are now experiencing the first signs of winter, but here at the southernmost part of Europe, the autumn just started to show up! If you have visited any Greek island in the summer you'll know that the scenery is completely dry and yellowish. All the vegetation is either dead or struggling to survive the extreme heat and the absolute lack of rain for about six months. So when some greens start to grow again is a great change and joy!

The land is now covered by a green carpet of clover, a lot of seasonal plants pop up, the herbs are becoming green again and a few autumn blossoms are attracting the bees for their last supplies before winter. And walking in the countryside is a great excuse to take a few pictures of all that!

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It's time for some green | Ecency