On Thanksgiving, I went canoeing in Florida. And the picture above was one of the many views I saw.
I am always amazed at the glory of our world. So when life seems scary, hectic and unsure, I return to nature and it reminds me there is beauty, and I am thankful.
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Thank you! It was a wonderful day on the river. Tons of other pictures to come soon.:) But I will put most on my photo blog.
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Nature is my spiritual and soulful companion. She inspires and encourages. Your image provides an example of Mother Nature’s charm and majesty. Happy holiday. Happy Photo Challenge.
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She is quite wonderful indeed:) Happy holiday to you too!
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Being in nature helps ground me and bring perspective, too.
janet
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I just wish others could calm down with it. Maybe the world would be calmer.
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