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sermonindex Nov 6, 2008

The leaves in my part of the country are just spectacular this fall. The Blue Ridge Mountains are not so blue at the moment... they are more like orange, red, yellow & gold.

I went out to get some coffee this morning as the sun was coming up, and God just opened my eyes to my surroundings... and what an artist God is! Only He can put that many colors together and make them look beautiful, and not tacky.

If you live within driving distance of western North Carolina I would recommend you take a day and come here and take in the majestic beauty of the fall leaves.

Outstanding. Thank you Lord!

Krispy

sermonindex Nov 6, 2008

oops... double post

sermonindex Nov 6, 2008

Here's a link to some pics around here in western NC... enjoy!!

http://www.romanticasheville.com/fall_2008.htm

Krispy

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PaulWest Nov 6, 2008

Beautiful pics! Someone needs to take down that elk, though, and have some good jerky, backstrap and burgers. Nice rack too!

sermonindex Nov 6, 2008

Mmmm... I like elk better than venison! And thats sayin' something.

Krispy

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ginnyrose Nov 6, 2008

A few years ago we traveled the Blue Ridge Parkway. It took a little adjusting to to get your speed down slow enough to be legal, but once you accomplished it and relaxed, it was so beautiful.

We stopped at Maybry Mills and that was relaxing and beautiful. Also stopped at a produce stand just off the parkway and purchased some produce grown there. It was delicious.

and what an artist God is! Only He can put that many colors together and make them look beautiful, and not tacky.

Amen and Amen! When one observes this beauty, you get a glimpse of how beautful God is: his majesty, his glory, his love, his humor, his delight! Now, why does man think God is a joy killer??

After the election I got to browsing through some books detailing America's natural beauty compiled by National Geographic. As I studied those pics, marveling at the natural beauty that God has created I was struck with how dreadfully small man is and how he has fouled up this beautiful place with sin! Shame on him! I am so thankful God is greater then man! Hallelujah!

ginnyrose

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ginnyrose Nov 6, 2008

Loved those pics, Krispy!

That water looks so delicious! and it is - until a few hours later when it reminds you - acts like a laxative! :-x

ginnyrose

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mamaluk Nov 6, 2008

wow, beautiful..i thought one can find these sceneries in New England only..

sermonindex Nov 6, 2008

A few years ago we traveled the Blue Ridge Parkway. It took a little adjusting to to get your speed down slow enough to be legal, but once you accomplished it and relaxed, it was so beautiful.

Yea, I got a speeding ticket on the Parkway once. The speed limit is 45 along 99% of it... slower in a couple spots. I got written up for 57 in a 45. And guess what! Get a ticket on the Parkway and you get to go to [b]federal[/b] court, not the county judge. They dont cut you any slack in federal court.

lol... but one really does need to slow down and take in the view. I happened to be using the Parkway as a short cut that day. I learned my lesson.

Krispy

sermonindex Nov 6, 2008

On our way home from the revival conference we came down part of the Blue Ridge Parkway and the beauty of the foliage was breathtaking. It was so relaxing driving along there and worshiping the Creator of such beauty.

We spent the night in Asheville and woke up the next morning to discover that it was snowing. The radiant color of the leaves in contrast to the whiteness of the snowflakes was lovely.

It amazes me how much beauty there can be in leaves dying and falling to the ground. Yet even they give testimony to the awesome power and wisdom of the Lord in creating this world.

[i]"Blessed be the LORD God, the God of Israel, who only doeth wondrous things.
And blessed be his glorious name for ever: and let the whole earth be filled with his glory; Amen, and Amen." Psalm 72:18-19[/i]

sermonindex Nov 6, 2008

Ah yes! It did snow... you're right. It was the earliest snow since 1924.

It's in the 70's today. If you dont like the weather here in the mountains just wait 5 minutes... it'll change. ;-)

Krispy

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