Another dose of beautiful autumn views, captured in mid-October, continues to evoke positive emotions in me.

Colorful shots and beautiful landscapes are becoming increasingly difficult to capture these days, as winter is fast approaching, and yesterday's weather proved it.

As I write this post, the long-awaited sun has finally appeared after several cold and rainy days. The weather has become warmer, more optimistic, and more pleasant. I hope it lasts for a while.

Walking through the park, I decided to collect a few heads of exotic grasses, which grow impressively in the park. I don't know their proper names yet, except for one grass. I'll try to implement them on my balcony; maybe they'll catch on.

Among other things, I picked blades of Miscanthus sinensis (Memory Grass). It's one of the most spectacular grasses, which can grow up to 2.5 meters tall.

Its majestic, fluffy, silvery appearance and durability delight gardens well into autumn, and sometimes even into winter. It also creates natural cover along fences and around ponds.

But this isn't the end of our series of autumn photos from the park. Another installment is coming soon, perhaps less colorful, but still beautiful.