Golden Polish autumn
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Autumn brings many fruits and vegetables like apples, pears, grapes and pumpkins that are collected, while animals stock up or prepare to hibernate for winter. The leaves change colors from green to shades of yellow, orange and red as autumn arrives, which is also when chestnuts and acorns can be found.
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