I made sure to not disturb his beauty rest.
Below, I saw this long ago abandoned barn on Scuffletown Road on our cold, sunny, winters day and had to stop and take a photo.
When I see it I wonder, "Why is the barn abandoned? Are the owners long gone?"
My hubby snapped the photo below of a pond, also on Scuffletown Road. Scuffletown is located in Pierce County, Georgia.
I always see God's handywork in nature. It's His signature on His beautiful creation.
"And God said, “Let the waters swarm with swarms of living creatures, and let birds fly above the earth across the expanse of the heavens.” Genesis 1:20 ESV
Thank you God for reminding me who You are and who I am in your creation.
Absolutely wonderful photos. Wishing you two a nice Sunday.
ReplyDeleteThose are great images Sparky. Owls are not seen much as they are creatures of the nite. Once, many years ago, I was coming back from a late afternoon hunting outing after a rain and was fortunate enough to see one of of those rare double rainbows, but the most amazing thing was a white owl flying between them. I was living in southern MS at the time and we don't have white owls. Often wondered about that event.
ReplyDeleteHi Gorgeous! It's so nice to be visiting you again... my blog hiatus is over. And I think I'll enjoy a cup of coffee with some of my scones while I enjoy my visit here! I absolutely love that picture of the owl. He looks enormous, just beautiful! Funny you mentioned that about the barn as I've often said the same thing myself... where did everybody go?
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Thanks Sparky! I've corrected my post, the show is called Duck Dynasty. ha ha Hope your having a great evening and staying warm n cozy this cold night.
ReplyDeleteOh, be still my heart! ... such fabulous captures, my friend. I have such a peace when with Him in His world of quiet & beauty ...
ReplyDeleteHow are you doing? Hope you are able to zoom-zoom & zip along by now.
TTFN ~
Hugs,
Marydon