Longing for the season of mellow fruitfulness | Brief letters

Regarding Emma Brockes’s Digested Week (Is there anything sadder than the end of summer?, 28 August), the end of summer is the beginning of autumn – the best season of the year. Trees changing colour making woodlands look so beautiful, with autumn crocuses underneath. Gentle weather for walking the dog. Harvesting apples and pears, and planting bulbs for spring. Enjoying the later months of this year and looking to the beginning of the next.
Fiona Cruickshank
Enfield, London

Following your article on plug-in solar panels (Plug-in solar: could a low-cost panel cut your bills?, 21 August), my only thought is exactly how long will they be hanging on the new owners’ balcony railings or garden walls before they go walkies? Highly portable and highly stealable.
Ralph Jones
Rochester, Kent

Regarding nominative determinism among letter writers (Letters, 30 August), I’m sure I have got valuable wisdom to impart on the return of Meghan and Harry.
Catherine Williams
Worksop, Nottinghamshire

I’m afraid I know very little about rowing.
Adrian Cox
Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear

I regularly visit castles to test my eyesight.
Tom Barnard
Dunkeld, Perthshire

The wave of correspondence concerning appropriate names has gone too far and has made me rather ill-tempered.
Jonathan Cross
Shrewsbury, Shropshire