It looked ridiculously cheesy, and I never had a reason to go in, and yet...
there was always a curious part of me just wishing for an excuse.
I remember that being one of the lonely parts of being single.
Honestly, I can feel that like it was yesterday.
When we arrived up north last week,
I was thankful to have these fellow travelers to come and explore with me.
They were the perfect excuse.
Gooseberry Falls, on the other hand,
is a place I went many times
with friends
or by myself.
It was not a lonely place.
It was a holy place.
God joined me there. Every. Time.
The awesome creator God
who draws near to us when we draw near to him.
How I pray
that my kids will have touch points like that in their lives.
Places where they will always remember
having walked with God
and discovering in times when he is all they have
that he is all they need.
Do you have a place like that ? An emotional or spiritual home of sorts?
I would love to hear about it.
3 comments:
Loving your photos with the new camera, Tracy! You might have guessed my answer to your question... "the cabin" was an emotional home for me for most of my life!
Oh! What a beautiful place. I don't really have a place like that. I wish I did. The pictures are stunning!
Your photography is breathtaking! I often feel that feeling - close to God, and like I'm on holy ground - when I'm in the Australian bush. It's often eerie but always hallowed.
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