beach, bird photography, Creation, Observations of the Illusion

Glorious Morning


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My idea to get to the beach this morning was a popular one
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The residents were braced against the chilly winds
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But it was not too chilly to curl my toes in the sand!
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The miracle for me is that where ocean meets sand I see God’s hand.
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As I contemplated existence and our place within it I looked down. The duality of dark and light is ever present as it exists within the All That Is 

Nature is wise….

Love and Light.

Cheryl

15 thoughts on “Glorious Morning”

    1. Good morning and thank you! These few were actually taken with my phone and I was “blinded by the light” so was not quite certain how they would come out. That one pleased me because it truly captured the moment just as it looked and felt. Happy Sunday to you and thanks!

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      1. Ah yes, the blinding moments. I’ve had those too, but usually not with that kind of success. Glad you were able to sink your feet in the sand, I’m still sinking mine into socks and winter boots… Although this week promises a spring-like warm up 🙂

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      2. I am thinking warm thoughts for you. It has been too chilly to really spread my wings and shed my jacket yet but I needed the sun on my face and yes, the healing piwer if sand between my toes. BTW, are you really a Biker Chick cuz, it’s like, Bike Week here. 😀

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      3. Currently, I am biker chick in spirit only, although I still have my leather jacket. The Harley went away in a divorce six years ago, so now I concentrate on the two-wheeled pedal variety of bike. I was at bike week maybe 8 years ago and drove my bike onto Daytona Beach. What an experience! 🙂

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      4. Ahhh..I wondered if perhaps you meant a two wheeler. Life’s evolutionary processes…so glad you were able to experience a Bike Week. It really is a unique event. I can hear them like bees around a hive.😀

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  5. I love those little birds and I love the image of a single leaf, washed up on the shore. I took a photo of one of those when in FL. I like the way you described this.

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