Author • Photographer • Believer
In winter, the landscape is barren of leaves and flowers forcing my eyes to look for different shapes around me and the artistry they reveal. Clearly the silhouettes of the trees draw my eyes skyward, especially in early spring as I’m watching for swelling buds and flowers to offer up a cloud of ...Continue Reading
This week I was thinking about all the different kinds of paths I’ve walked and hiked. We approached the intersection of where we usually turn right for a loop through a less traveled part of the woods. My pup wanted to go right, but I had decided to go straight as there were too many people on that ...Continue Reading
Some of my best memories from childhood are of walking in the woods along a river and playing on the rocks. I would mark the river’s changing appearance over time depending on the presence or absence of rain. High in the mountains, there always seems to be more water in the rivers and streams from ...Continue Reading
I admit it. I’m a waterfall junkie. If there is a hiking trail that leads to any kind of a waterfall or even better, multiple waterfalls, I’m on it. Those of you who have been with me for a while know this as I’ve shared photos of the cascades I’ve visited in western North Carolina. That’s not to ...Continue Reading
One morning this week I was out in my garden just as the sun rose. The grass was covered with tiny sparkles of frost as if someone had sprinkled glitter or fairy dust. It reminded me of the manna God provided in the wilderness to the Israelites. It also reminded me how the Lord’s promises and gifts ...Continue Reading
