“ My dear brothers and sisters, take note of this: Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry,” (James 1:19) (Read by Max McLean. Provided by The Listener's Audio Bible.)
I love JESUS! I'm a 7th-generation Florida native, dyed-in-the-wool Southron belle. I just recently dusted off my genealogy notes and, thanks to a long-lost relative, nearly doubled the details. We started home schooling when only 'outlaws' did it and still enjoy a daily quest for knowledge. These days, the family spends a lot of time birding, butterflying, spending as much time in 'the woods' as possible while they're still here.
Patricia, glad you stopped by! I also prefer the gulf, as I was born and raised next door to Clearwater Beach. This picture was actually taken on the Gulf coast, in the Big Bend, about 8 hours after Ike landed in Galveston.
Siobhán - (my favourite name!) - I can't imagine not living on the coast!
tiohem, please post a link to your pic!
socialfrog, thanks ever so!
sho, thanks for commenting.
Aint B, the little town where I snapped that pic re-learned that lesson when Dennis hit nearly 200 miles away. It lost quite a few homes that day.
The energy of wild waves crashing on the rocks and beach can be quite impressive but a little scary when it is out of the norm as with a tropical storm.
Good shot and good choice for the theme.
Baker (Thanks for the visit earlier and the comments)
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Greetings to a fellow Floridian!
From reading your profile, I believe we have much in common.
Ocean waves can certainly be wild, which is why I prefer our Gulf Coast.
Thanks for stopping by the Creek. May you week be blessed!
Great shot. I grew up on the coast of Scotland and sometimes despise being landlocked!
Nice take. Mine is about wild section of a river.
Very nice picture :) Have a great weekend :)
that's a great take on the theme! wild waves!
We needs to be reminded, doan we? I mean that nature is powerful and thus is due respect.
Lovely photo, SophieMae.
Patricia, glad you stopped by! I also prefer the gulf, as I was born and raised next door to Clearwater Beach. This picture was actually taken on the Gulf coast, in the Big Bend, about 8 hours after Ike landed in Galveston.
Siobhán - (my favourite name!) - I can't imagine not living on the coast!
tiohem, please post a link to your pic!
socialfrog, thanks ever so!
sho, thanks for commenting.
Aint B, the little town where I snapped that pic re-learned that lesson when Dennis hit nearly 200 miles away. It lost quite a few homes that day.
The energy of wild waves crashing on the rocks and beach can be quite impressive but a little scary when it is out of the norm as with a tropical storm.
Good shot and good choice for the theme.
Baker
(Thanks for the visit earlier and the comments)
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