Although there are countless very impressive state memorials and monuments located in the park, my favorite landmark wasn't built by human hand. It is a glorious Gingko Tree that was created by God, over 300 years ago. Last Fall, I attempted to capture its magnificence with my camera, but my pictures don't do it justice. and stand under its massive limbs. And look up into its canopy of golden leaves ... And touch its rugged trunk ... And walk among the headstones it shelters under that glorious canopy ... Because only then could you begin to feel the history that's buried deep within its roots. No matter how many times I have visited this old tree to capture it with my camera, it always inspires me to think ... Great things He has done! |
Thursday, November 4, 2010
One of God's Masterpieces
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AMEN.
Janie, your photos, indeed tell a beautiful story! thank you for sharing.Absolutely stunning.
Hugs,
Sue
Breathtaking! I thought of this song, too:
"To God be the glory, To God be the Glory, To God, be the glory....
For the things He has done...."
am teaching that one to a piano student...
He truly has done Marvelous things!
Lovely beyond words, Janie!
I love ginko trees... my sister had a big one in her front yard in Charleston, and I always loved it so.
XO,
Sheila :-)
Increbible, Janie!
You got many nice photos of the cemetery and tree. :0) I love the wonderful trunk and beautiful yellow leaves!!! WOuld love to sit there and draw it, if only I could draw.
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