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Your pictures: Rural autumn scenes

Jason Arunn MurugesuNorth East and Cumbria
News imageNeal Nimbus Close up shot of about seven pumpkins of varying size put on some hay outside. In the background are steps and hedges. The sun is shining.Neal Nimbus
Halloween night draws nearer in Alnwick

The cold is starting to bite, autumn leaves litter the floor and Halloween is upon us.

Last week saw Storm Boelo hit north-east England and in the time since, there has been sun, showers and more wind.

Luckily the BBC's Weather Watchers have been on hand to capture some of the turbulent weather.

Here are some of our favourite pictures.

News imageToby the Gardener About a dozen sheep grazing on hills with houses in the background covered in fog. There are trees in the hills. The grass is green and looks wet. Most of the sheep are white except for one black sheep in the middle.Toby the Gardener
Sheep graze in the fog in Newbiggin
News imageJon-S A bridge with seven arches over a river with a dark blue sky above. The arches of the river are reflected in the water as are the lights spaced equally on the bridge. There are trees on the river banks and a full moon in the sky.Jon-S
A calm autumn night in Hexham
News imageGrandma Shirl A black horse is in the middle of the photo of a pastoral rural field. There trees in the background have orange leaves while the the tree in the foreground has green leaves. Some trees to the right of the photo have no leaves. There is a path going through the field. There are houses in the background.Grandma Shirl
A pastoral scene at Ushaw Moor in County Durham
News imageA shot of a windy path which is covered by rows of trees on either side. The grass is green and the leaves of the trees are orange and green. The trunks of the trees are also covered in leaves. And the leaves of the trees on either side of the path meet in the middle above the path.
A sunny day under rows and rows of tress in Darlington

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