Estonia in autumn

Here it is, after the long days of summer, the bustling around, the frenzy for hikes in estonia’s beautiful nature, the song and dance festivals all across the country, this is autumn already. If the trees have adopted their new orange and yellow clothing pretty unanimously, estonians, on the contrary, seem to hesitate on wearing thick winter jackets, or a simple T-shirt. It’s a very strange site, to see people walking next to each other, one wearing leather boots and fur coat, the other still in shorts and wearing sunglasses. It can be hard, to finally accept that the days are getting shorter, and that darkness is creaping slowly, but as the temperatures are still fine, it has been an absolute delight, to wander in the forest, kiking leaves as we go, watching them float gently in the air, before being carried away in a stream. I love autumn, it’s a romantic season. It anounces the coming end of our volunteering, in just a couple of months, but Estonia is so gorgeous at this time, that I’m grateful to be here still to admire its beauties.