See how the flowers of the field grow. They do not labor or spin. Yet I tell you that not even Solomon in all his splendor was dressed like one of these. If that is how God clothes the grass of the field, which is here today and tomorrow is thrown into the fire, will He not much more clothe you—you of little faith? - Matthew 6:28-30
Beautiful designs you have captured... happy greetings to you and lots of joy in your garden. I'm going to harvest rhubarb tomorrow and I'm making the first rhubarb cake this spring. Look forward.
TB, my "hiking" has only consisted of trail walking in state or national forests, and we haven't done much of that in recent years, but I understand what you're saying. I always enjoy the pictures taken on your hikes.
LOL! No energy for that! This wood is just a small representation of the trees we had removed last year. The largest pieces got carted away and we've given about this much wood to one of our sons.
Beautiful designs you have captured... happy greetings to you and lots of joy in your garden. I'm going to harvest rhubarb tomorrow and I'm making the first rhubarb cake this spring.
ReplyDeleteLook forward.
Viola, I've never had a rhubarb cake. I hope you take pictures. :)
DeleteI love lichens! Thank you for these pictures.
ReplyDeleteLichens are fascinating, aren't they!
DeleteBecki, the textures of Nature are amazing. This had not shown up to me as much before I started hiking, but I am noticing it much more now.
ReplyDeleteTB, my "hiking" has only consisted of trail walking in state or national forests, and we haven't done much of that in recent years, but I understand what you're saying. I always enjoy the pictures taken on your hikes.
DeleteSeeing beauty in the commonplace and also in the unusual -- I like that.
ReplyDeleteMe too, Barbara. :)
DeleteThere is beauty all around us.
ReplyDeleteI'm always pleased with myself when I stop to notice it, Marsha.
DeleteFascinating images.we can see so much when we just take the time to really look.
ReplyDeleteAs your photographs attest to, Ruth! :)
DeleteTrue. I hope you didn't get involved in 🪵 business.
ReplyDeleteLOL! No energy for that! This wood is just a small representation of the trees we had removed last year. The largest pieces got carted away and we've given about this much wood to one of our sons.
DeleteYou have logs with nice round ends to cut into slices for craft projects.
ReplyDeleteI've noticed that! ;^)
DeleteBeautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Debra!
DeleteNature is amazing! God has given us so many gifts!
ReplyDeleteIndeed!
DeleteYour photos are additional proof that beauty can be found in anything if we just take the time to pay attention.
ReplyDeleteTaking the time to pay attention is the trick. :)
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