An Indian Summer

Are we in Autumn or in Summer? British people say that these days we are in an Indian summer. This is a meteorological phenomenon that occurs in autumn. It refers to a period when the weather is sunny and clear, and above 21 °C.

Here you are two pictures taken this week, the first one is from Brighton beach. The favourite seaside city in Britain and famous for the typical royal palace, the exotic Royal Pavilion.

 

The second one is from A Coruña. Riazor beach.

And the song "Indian Summer" by Kevin Costner. I hope you like it. Try to sing it by reading the lyric below.

Indian Summer and a two-tone Ford
Come on baby what are we waiting for
Let's cross the river to the distant shore
While the whole world's sleeping
I'd give forever for a moonlight kiss
I'd give forever for a night like this
There ain't a damn thing we're gonna miss
That's a promise I'm keeping

We'll be...slow dancing on the hood of my car
Making our wishes underneath the stars
Falling in love like the very first time
Singing, I'll be yours baby you be mine

I want to take my time with you
I want to take my time with you
I do

The streetlights are diamonds all over this town
Open up your window, take a look around
I'm throwing pebbles till you climb on down
And let me take you with me
I'll cover you up with a midnight veil
We'll watch the morning come over that hill
Soon as you're ready girl just say you will
You know now I'm listening


We'll be...slow dancing on the hood of my car
Making our wishes underneath the stars
Falling in love by the autumn moon
Singing, I'll be yours baby be mine too

I want to take my time with you
I want to take my time with you
I do, I do

Over our shoulders the world's getting older
And we're getting older too
With a fire in our soul and a line in the road
And this dream that we hold onto
Over our shoulders the world's getting older
What else can we do?
Come on run to me
And I will run to you

I want to take my time with you
I want to take my time with you
I want to take my time with you
I do, I do, I do, I do

Indian Summer and a two-tone Ford
Come on baby what are we waiting for