The Highlands and Tablelands have been transformed into autumn wonderlands, full of colourful leaves over the last three months.
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As we approach the end of autumn and say hello to a very chilly winter, I asked residents to send in pictures of everyday autumn bliss.
These photos were taken when people were out and about and relaxing at home.
There has been a mix of warm and colder days across both regions, along with days that were wetter than others.
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According to the Bureau of Metereology's (BOM) Moss Vale weather station, the highest temperature recorded so far across March, April and May was 27°C on March 22.
A bitter and nippy low of 0.4°C was documented on May 20, and there has been a total of 693 millimetres of rain.
The BOM's Goulburn weather station revealed that the warmest day so far this autumn was also recorded in March with 25.8°C.
Goulburnites certainly got a taste for winter on May 20 with a freezing -3.2°C.
About 327 millimetres of rain have also been documented through the station.
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