A glorious day for a stroll around the lake at Innisfree Garden.
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And soon to close for the winter, I guess, as it always seems to do rather prematurely? I love seeing Innisfree in the seasons you can capture there.
Unfortunately, yes. Although we do get most of October and that, of course, is glorious. I do wonder what it looks like after a snowfall. But the paths would be deadly in the ice.