Monday, November 19, 2012

Automne à Paris


 Here in Alabama, we call this Virginia Creeper. I would love to know what the French version is called.  In Paris,  it is glorious in the fall when the leaves turn , but I love it in the winter as well,  when only the vines are left, winding their way up the walls.

13 comments:

  1. We call it Virginia Creeper here in Melbourne too. It's a great vine as it marks each season wonderfully with its changing colours from red to green back to red again before falling and starting again.

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  2. You chose a great background to get the shot. Come play the "Dreaming of France" meme if you want to. Here’s my Dreaming of France meme

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  3. how about "vigne vierge"?
    and how come alabama calls it virginia anyway?

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  4. Lovely! I can feel the crisp breeze!

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  5. I agree with the post above and suggest "Vigne Vierge... " - Lovely shades of reds and oranges in the winter. Veronique (French Girl in Seattle) -- from NYC for a change! :-)

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  6. What a gorgeous image, Virginia!! Melodic, subtle, mysterious...

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  7. Oh, dear, that's not what I know as Virginia creeper. "Mine" is a five-leaved vine--I'll have to google this! The five-leaved one also turns lovely colors in the fall.

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  8. Whatever you call it, this stuff makes everything look pretty—especially in autumn, I think. Wonderful image, V!

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  9. I think it's so pretty the way it drapes around building and the fronts of homes. It doesn't matter what the season is, it's always pretty to look at. :)

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  10. And it is nicely framing a graffiti (stencil?) by vecteur u...

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  11. I know not what the creeper is called Virginia, but it looks mighty pretty here.

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