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June 12, 2019

This Morning in Creation

This evening walk turned into an epic thunderstorm trek. The rain hit us hard right where the audio leaves off. After being pretty well-soaked we took refuge under a giant ponderosa pine. And then the creativity and fun began. You know that cliche that goes around today, ” . . . wait for it.” Well, […]

Article by William Boyd / Encouragement, Outdoors, ThisMorningInCreation, weather

May 30, 2019

This Morning in Creation

5.29.19 Cotton blowing in the air this morning. A spontaneous swim in a brisk stream, and a little bit about life in a western U.S. riparian zone. Back to This Morning In Creation home

Article by William Boyd / Natural History, Outdoors, ThisMorningInCreation

May 26, 2019

This Morning In Creation

This morning in Creation we visited a county park here in the Pacific Northwest. After several days of spring rain the meadows and forest understory gleamed in the morning light. Flowering chokecherries, nine-bark, lupine leaves, and solomon’s seal are a few of the Lord’s gifts on this morning’s walk. There were aIso towhees trilling, beaks […]

Article by William Boyd / botany, Creation hymns, Encouragement, hymns, Natural History, Outdoors, ThisMorningInCreation

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