Silent Sunday: November 29, 2020
sing like wildflowers
My full and kooky life as a homeschooling mommy to 2 great kids, raising a child with HLHS (Hypolastic Left Heart Syndrome), coping with depression, following Jesus, and being much too camera happy.
Your golden colors here are great … the drought-stricken grass – wow!
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such lovely photos and the order of them was perfect – the closing sun and the road was nice
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Thank you!! By the way, I was a passenger taking the pictures. We were much higher up on the mountain but I didn’t want to distract the driver.
Amazed that there were houses up there and people camping out at the park. I will not be fooled by Google anymore. It said scenic drive. lol. Live and learn.
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Oh i thought you were walking – maybe because I saw the other post with the leaves –
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and yes – life and learn indeed – but scenic enough eh?
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It was in the car, but I took the pictures closer to the bottom of the hill. There were some brave bikers but the road was too narrow for hikers. Would’ve been an epic walk though!
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Such beautiful and captivating photos!
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Thank you! It was a beautiful place but too high up in the hills. And so cold. We didn’t even get out of the car to look around because the sun was going to set and we didn’t want to drive down the hill in the dark.
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You’re welcome! Oh, I understand. I wish you guys had arrived earlier so you could’ve gotten the chance to look around a bit.
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We were so freaked out by the drive that I just wanted to go back. If we did have more time, it would’ve been nice to enjoy the breeze. I consoled myself that it wasn’t as scary as I thought since people live up there and people were camping out. And farther up from where we were is the observatory, where people drive up to visit at night. Not for me!
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Seemed like a nice drive nevertheless, but I understand.
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