“Let not your hearts be troubled. Believe in God; believe also in me…
…In my Father’s house are many rooms. If it were not so, would I have told you that I go to prepare a place for you?…
…And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again and will take you to myself, that where I am you may be also.”
John 14:1-3
Beautiful old homes line the streets of our historic district !
Snowballs make an interesting background for the new leaves on our Japanese Maple.
Ella Mae has taken over the garden cart. It’s intended use may have to wait !
Daisy Fleabane supposedly got it’s name because the dried flowers would rid a home of fleas.
Bayou La Batre Shrimp and Grits at Acre Restaurant in Auburn, AL !
A rustic old cabin in the Appalachians awaits visitors !
New mural in our downtown prepares to celebrate Alabama’s bicentennial in 2019 !
As the sun sets it seems to find an opening to spotlight the snowball blooms !
(Photo courtesy of Appalachian Aerial Photography)
“Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever”
Hebrews 13:8
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Your Sunday feast for my eyes and soul! Have a blessed Sunday.
Thank you and blessings on your Sunday!
What town in Ala is home for you Pam?
I love your photos.
Kay
Thank you Kay. We live in Gadsden!
This is a feast for the eyes and I believe Ella Mae has claimed the cart. She is so precious. Blessings my friend.
Thank you and blessings to you my friend!
Stunning pictures! Ella Mae is growing fast,so cute!Blessings,Pam and Butch!
Thank you Maristella!
God’s creation so beautifully photographed and captioned with HIS words are heart warming. Have a great week.
Wishing you a great week, Bonnie!
Such glorious photos this morning, love each and every one. Such a beautiful old church, a comfort and joy to so many through the years. I am so partial to old homes and the one you have shown today, is a true beauty. And, dear Ella Mae, goodness she has grown. She will be something to keep up with this summer. You will have to find a good pair of running shoes.
As always, your post is a special Sunday morning treat. Have a glorious day and week!
Sandra, Ella Mae is keeping me running on the days I keep her. Pure joy!
Beautiful photos Pam, the last one looks so much like a landscape painting, I had to look twice! Have a wonderful Sunday!
Jenna, that was taken by our son. He does aerial photography!
A smile comes upon my face as I gaze at these beautiful captures!
Ella Mae is a sweetie!
Thanks so much, Nancy!
Beautiful pictures!
Love the visual Sunday feast!
And that baby – seriously, she is blooming faster than your flowers! My goodness! I feel like I have watched her growing up each week! ?
Thank you sweet friend! She is growing too fast! Time slow down.
Every Sunday is a gift for the eyes and for the spirit.
I emphasize the beauty of Japanese maple. What beauty there is in its color!
I love the staircase of the old cabin. How many things could you tell us …
Ella Mae larger every day, almost he did not recognize …
A pleasure are your Sunday day post full of beautiful sensations.
Dolores
Beautiful photos!
A question though;
How do you put your copyright on the photos I can’t work out how to do it? :/
Jennifer
Hi Jennifer, I haven’t forgotten to answer your question. I will email you tomorrow.
No worries, thankyou Pam 😀
I love Japanese maple. Yours is simply stunning!
Thank you Jeanie!
Thank you! What a wonderful blog!