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comments from a conservative Christian perspective,
sometimes on Oregon local and state issues
with thanks to A.E. Housman
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About Me
- T. D.
- My view is somewhat international, having lived abroad for almost a decade.
I have led a non-profit that aids the needy and provides educational materials and currently work with a similar group.
6 comments:
....and we get some great ones, here in the Pacific Northwest. :^) The sunrises are pretty cool too!!
Some of these sunsets (and sunrises) seem to me to be like the sort of thing that should herald the entry way to the throne room of God.
I kind of wish they'd bury the power lines around here....
The wires are my composition fault. I caught this shot while driving and didn't take the time to pull over and get a proper shot between wires.
Sometimes I think about buried power lines when shoes are hanging down from them.
We've a nice view of the Coast range from our place - if you ignore the power/cable/phone lines.
Still a nice shot you got, though!
Now I know why you thought of underground lines. :-)
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