An autumn walk

My daughter and I explored our neighborhood last weekend and to study the autumn process. We had a great time – she loves walking though the leaves and the sound it makes. I found out that I love it too – it is relaxing. I managed to snap some shots and yesterday I stitched them together..

We stopped here to study the nice wool-like clouds. Its a 5 minute walk from our home, well.. 20 if we count in the time my daughter stopped to check out some small rocks on the ground – I think she’ll become a rock collector.

This was originally a mill, then a wool-factory and later a herring oil factory. Today the buildings host a paint factory. Here is an air-shot of the buildings, taken in July 1960. The area is called Kverneviken. (Mill Creek)

There are still remaining channels from the river and into the building’s cellar here used for the mill. I never get tired exploring this area, I hope I can enter them once but I haven’t had the guts asking yet.

This is a river near us running through our area and end up at the factory buildings where the mill was. I should have taken a few more shots so it became a square when I stitched them..