Friday, January 27, 2012
PRAYERS ~ Saddle Up For A Country Winter Ride ~
Nothing more peaceful than a winter's day
***Kerrie @ kerrieskorner.blog
Her prince Bill (her husband)
entered the kingdom of
Heaven to be with God. Please pray
for her.
Decked out in her finest whites
Glistening in the ice coating like diamonds
The gently rippling creeks whispering
Winding thru the awesome countryside
Softly
The resting earth blanketed
Dressed with breathtaking creatures
Spectacular vintage barns stately adorn
the land
Surrounded by white fencing & a manure
cart awaiting the spring
The lightening rods piercing the skies
Adorned with beautiful artwork (probably because we are in Boyds Bear country)
Towering Gettysburg Battlefield memorial
And canons profoundly honor the fallen
That gave their blood for us, brother against brother, father against son ...
Lovely mural honoring the founders of
Emmitsburg MD.
Rolling hills surround the feeding cattle
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How pleasant....and poetic.
ReplyDeleteHow pleasant....and poetic.
ReplyDeleteHow pleasant....and poetic.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the beautiful pictures of winter in your "neck of the woods". It looks like dreamland.
ReplyDeleteIt was 88 degrees here yesterday. We still have leaves that have not fallen. I told Bob the new ones would probably have to push them off.
Thanks for sharing the beauty of your area.
Beautiful scenery Marydon!! Please check out my blog today and vote for my Winter Landscape :-)
ReplyDeleteYour posts always make me smile. It's so wonderful to see beauty in nature.
ReplyDeleteMarydon,I was on a tour of Gettysburg this past fall. I learned more than I ever did in school about that battle. I truly want to go back there to the town of Gettysburg.Smiles, Susie(She Junks)
ReplyDeletePraying for Kerrie and her family... I loveeeeeeeee the photos! Just gorgeous! :):):):):):):):):):):)
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful pictures...what a blessing to travel and see so many lovely places...thank you for sharing with one who does not have the privilege to do so..a prayer said for the loss of your friends loved one. Blessings on your weekend Marydon.
ReplyDeleteI am so sad for Kerrie and I will definitely definitely be in prayer for her. sandie
ReplyDeleteSo-o-o-o Peaceful.....
ReplyDeleteHave a Wonderful Weekend!
Marilyn
I loved your tribute to winter and your country. It is truly beautiful.
ReplyDelete(smiling) this brought peace to my heart.. Your neck of the woods is beautiful.. we've had a lot of rain instead of snow this year..thanks for sharing..Blessings, susie
ReplyDeleteYour photos are so peaceful...Peace to your friend as she walks through this journey.
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty winter scenes. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteMy heart and prayers go out to Kerrie and her family. Thank you fo letting us know.
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry for Kerrie. ♥
ReplyDeleteI love your photos so much - they're simply stunning!!
I have a new blog, you'll see if you click my name. I've decided to continue on in a new manner, since my daughter and her friend were so insistent. All that I've written so far is an introduction, but I hope you'll visit me.
Blessings always,
Linda in Illinois
God bless Kerrie...may God give her peace and strength and comfort through this difficult loss. I will send prayers up for her.
ReplyDeleteYour photographs are just stunning...so peaceful and serene. Winter when there is snow, can be a time of reflection and regrouping, a time to gather your thoughts and wishes and hopes around you like a comforter.
Hi Marydon! We went to MD..Grantsville...right near Deep Creek Ski lodge and got our Norwegian Elkhound Shadow from a breeder there.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful country...reminds me of the Gatlinburg, Tn area before the mid-70's. Your post pics sure are pretty are you close to that area?
Marydon..don't you do those games on Facebook? This program is really like that just point and click it's all preprogrammed..unless you put in a photo from your saved pictures on your comp., but it's still simple..take a look at the site and let me know..it goes allllll week.
Beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteI love them all.
Prayers for your friend.
beautiful pictures, soft, dark and cold and a little bit sad... for Kerrie
ReplyDeleteI'd LOVE to see Gettysburg. I am a big history fan.
ReplyDeleteall those winter photos were very pretty.....kinda looked like my horses standing out in the pasture.
Wow, that mural painting on the barn is incredible.
I've never seen a barn with a big painting on it like that.
and I love barns btw
sorry for Kerries sorrow right now. I'll remember her in my prayers for sure.
ReplyDeletesorry for Kerries sorrow right now. I'll remember her in my prayers for sure.
ReplyDeleteI will sure pray for Kerrie and the family! God has another Angel in Heaven!
ReplyDeleteI love all of your beautiful pictures. Have a blessed day my friend! HUGS!
My heart goes out to Kerrie and her family and my prayers are with them.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful pictures showing how a soft snowfall can make even the most mundane thing look majestic:-) The murals are gorgeous as well. I wish I could go for a drive with you in that countryside, what a wonderful way to spend a cold winter's day!! Big hugs xoxo
We will keep Kerrie and her family uplifted in her time of loss.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are stunning!
Hugs
Cxxx
Such melancholy, touching pictures and such sad news, Marydon! My thoughts and prayers are with Kerrie and her family.
ReplyDeleteI am praying for some peace for Kerrie and her family. Just like the peace that I find in your pictures here. xo Diana
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful and I will keep this family in my prayers! ♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteVery nice pics of winter...thanks for showing them to us! Our regards to the Mister and love to you both! Loretta
ReplyDeleteSo lovely. I have stopped by Kerrie's to give her support and my sympathy. I can not imagine my life without my hubby. I am so hppy that I was able to pray for her and will continue to do so. Thank you friend.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful snow pics--we haven't had ANY!
ReplyDeletePryers for your friend.
Melinda
What beautiful winter photos! I so enjoyed the tour!
ReplyDeleteHi Marydon, What beautiful wintertime pics.
ReplyDeletePrayers for Kerrie.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Hugs, Celestina Marie XO
Marydon,
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics of Winter scenery!!
Thanks so much for sharing!!
Hugs,
Deb
Beautiful winter pictures.LOve all the snow.
ReplyDeleteLove your posts of drives along country roads..Wonderful photos of the dogwoods just waiting for enough sun and warmth to pop open.
ReplyDeleteSo very sorry to hear of your friends loss. Will certainly add her in my prayers.
Have a beautiful weekend,
Pat
WOW, thanks so much Sweetie, I appreciate your vote so much! You have been a wonderful supporter of my blog and I am grateful! Kerrie and her family are in my thoughts and prayers, you are such a great friend!! Your winter scenes are lovely, you can feel the chill in the air right through the screen!
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend xOxO Nerina
The winter season with all it's beauty is truly a gift from God....You have captured the season so well in your photographs....Beautiful....
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Winter pictures Marydon! Winter has yet to make his appearance at my house. Just 2 light dustings and that is it. Mostly we've gotten rain and more rain. Temps are in the 50's and 60's! Unreal!
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry for your friends loss of her husband. May the Lord help her and her family through this difficult time.
Hugs,
Angela
Such wonderful photos...thank you for the well wishes you sent my way the other day...you are so sweet. xoxo
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the information about Kerrie's husband, Bill. I wouldn't have known otherwise. I have written to her of my sympathy and prayers. Thank you, Marydon.
ReplyDeletexo
Claudia
So lovely. The snowfall and coverage is just about the same here in my corner. I laughed to see the Boyd bear because on the previous photo, I had determined it to be Mount Rushmore. Ha!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a lovely post, Marydon.
ReplyDeleteI do know Kerrie via blogging. We have been communicating for several years. Her Bill suffered from the same type of cancer that my father-in-law had.
She is in our hearts and prayers.