The area around Scotty's Castle is a lovely oasis in the midst of a dry rocky desert.
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Death Valley Oasis
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Many names and places have been changed in this meadow, but the story is still as true as can be. All are tended by the Father God and flourish under His loving care.
Mama - Elizabeth Joy - full time homemaker and homeschool teacher
Daddy - Sir Henry - Professor and devoted husband and father
Emily Rose - Age 11, creative big sister, cook and musician
Forest Zoo- Age 8, energetic adventurer and lover of all creatures that move
Mama - Elizabeth Joy - full time homemaker and homeschool teacher
Daddy - Sir Henry - Professor and devoted husband and father
Emily Rose - Age 11, creative big sister, cook and musician
Forest Zoo- Age 8, energetic adventurer and lover of all creatures that move
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2 bouquets of wildflowers (Comment here):
You've shared such wonderful groupings of photographs. A nice "diary" of your trip! :-)
EJ, I took the liberty of allowing a second-grade "friend" of mine read and write on Forest Zoo's blog. Is that okay? He is a child that I'm tutoring and we're studying frogs.:-)
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