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A blend of original and existing poetry (from public domain literature & original translations from the Bible from the Bible) that speaks the Christian message through the idioms of nature. (Footnotes to poems are this blogger's own, based on research.) Occasional essays explaining nature-related matters in the Bible. Nature photography and art, both original and in the public domain. Old posts never become "old news."
About Me
- C. Marie Byars
- Career in information correlating; military Veteran; Active Lutheran; church musician; trained Biblical scholar; social systems training. 'Traditional' Biblical interpretation, moderate social presence. Link to bio
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4 comments:
Certainly refreshing!
Where do you bury a dead Apache?
In Apache ground.
(Maybe that needs to be said in Scots.)
Well, I'm not sure exactly what you mean. Is it an old Scots saying? I was happy to see many very *alive* Apaches on this trip! :)
Beautiful pics!!
Thanks & thanks for visiting!
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