Sabbath on the shores of the Atlantic.

By the sea where lands are connectedWhere drift wood finds a homeAnd we feel a sense of Here we are.We human raceTaking spaceMaking spacePreserving spaceWith ” Special”       People       At the       Centre       Encapsulatingthe all of us…BySandy 🙂 Facts The second largest of the world’s five oceanic divisions. Area of 85,133,000km². It covers 17% of Earth’s surface and about 24% ofContinue reading “Sabbath on the shores of the Atlantic.”

A Sabbath walk along paths near Pinkney Green.

A Sabbath walk of 3.5 miles near Pinkney’s green is a wet brown path  between hedges and changing trees.  A soft, smoky white grey sky makes autumn burn with flames of yellow, orange, and red. A raptor  flies its rusty red tail in a higher bit of sky than the trees sends its  Red KiteContinue reading “A Sabbath walk along paths near Pinkney Green.”

A Sabbath walk at Dinton Pastures

David speaking from a heart of hurt: Let all those who seek You rejoice and be glad in You and let such as love Your salvation say continually; Let God be magnified. But I am poor and needy; come to me quickly, O God: You are my help and deliverer, don’t put off coming. TheContinue reading “A Sabbath walk at Dinton Pastures”

Rudbeckia and Cardoon.

I think this will be the last bud on Rudbeckia. Its companion bud has not faired/fared too well. I look forward to the spring and new growth. (Faired better or fared better? If an adjective ( or adverb) is called for , fair is the word; if a verb is wanted, fare is the choice. FaredContinue reading “Rudbeckia and Cardoon.”

A Sabbath two hours by the Kennet Canal.

Jesus speaking: I am the light of the world: he that follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life… I know where I came from and where I go, but you can’t tell.  I am a witness of myself, and the Father that sent me is a witness, too…Continue reading “A Sabbath two hours by the Kennet Canal.”

Chrysanthemums and a chamomile

From the garden: They are smaller, and with the rain, their petals are well separated. These perennial Chrysanthemums in Mum’s oil jug with its stopper holding one of a few chamomile flowers are the white and pink of our garden flowers right now. Both Chrysanthemum and Chamomile come from the same plant family, Asteracea, whichContinue reading “Chrysanthemums and a chamomile”

Turkiye 2024

‘ And God called the dry land Earth; and the gathering together of the waters He called Seas: and God saw that it was good.’ Genesis 1: 10 We once again, as in 2023, travelled with friends who we mostly knew from our Sabbath walking group. Our trip was well planned and booked in January/Continue reading “Turkiye 2024”