I can smell the pine trees. Clever perspective lining up river-bed, hilltop and glint of sunlight. It looks as though the trees are marching down the hill. Thanks for joining my blog.
psalm 121:1 I lift up my eyes to the hills-- where does my help come from? 2 My help comes from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth.
I've always been amazed how those Douglass Fir trees could grow out of rock. reminds me of the High Sierras, where my dad lives. Isn't God great!? Beautiful!
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What a tranquill picture.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Blessings,
Heidi
Beautiful!
HI, STEPHEN
TEM UM SELO FOR YOU IN MY BLOG!
KISS,
GISLENE.
Oh, to follow in your footsteps!... another beautiful view.
That's awful purdy there, Stephen!
Very nice...I was thrown at first by what looked like a blue line at the top but blowing it up I saw that it was the middle range hill line.
Wow...your photos are awesome...love the byline on your blog...lol...so true!
Just enjoying the journey. What a wonderful blog. I will be back often.
Hey,
Your photos are really beautiful.
Wish I could have the skill to take photos like that :D
The colors in the pools of water are lovely when the photo is enlarged.
I can smell the pine trees. Clever perspective lining up river-bed, hilltop and glint of sunlight. It looks as though the trees are marching down the hill.
Thanks for joining my blog.
psalm 121:1 I lift up my eyes to the hills-- where does my help come from? 2 My help comes from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth.
I've always been amazed how those Douglass Fir trees could grow out of rock. reminds me of the High Sierras, where my dad lives. Isn't God great!? Beautiful!
I wonder if this is why they came up with the trickle down theory?
ToOdLeS.
Hi Steve,
Come visit my blog for I have an award waiting for you!! :)
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