Looks like a nice day for a stroll through the woods, don’t you think?
On the one hand, the kids look so big, so grown-up, so capable; on the other hand, we all (even Jake) look so very small.
Naomi demonstrates her best tree-hugging while Logan strikes up a conversation with whoever-happens-to-be-nearby. (This occurs more often than I probably ought to admit.)
Deeper in the meadow, Jake pauses the kids for a quick science observation.
Meanwhile I attempt to capture the smaller details along with the grandeur.
Logan stops for a moment to contemplate his place in the universe (or something like that).
And the kids play hide-and-seek with the brilliant sunshine.
Next we approach the General Sherman tree, the largest known tree in the world (by volume).
A few standard tourist shots.
Where should we go next? L:Ooh, I know, I know! N: That way!
Sunday, April 20, 2014
Really Big Trees
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Is trying to grasp the size of a sequoia a bit like trying to grasp the bigness of God?
ReplyDeleteEven though you can see the sequoia, it's still just a bit 'too big' and though we see
glimpses of God's greatness, it's just 'too big'. My ponder for the day thanks to the
pictures. Thanks for shaing and brightening the day. Now back to sewing!!
Love,
Mom