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Five Card Story: Mother Nature and the Wild
a Five Card Flickr story by Robert Rhines created Jan 22 2015, 09:39:02 pm. Create a new one!
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God created the "Heavens' and the Earth" as well as all living things that breath, on land, in the ocean and all things that fly. However it's Mother Nature that preserves and maintains a balance of nature with the beautiful outdoors with the array of colors, many greens' light to dark from the stems of flowers, grass we walk and play on to the trees that help purify the air we breath. It's great to have colors in everything we see, just think if everything were black and white, how dull it would be not to mention depressing. I like the springtime and the summer so i can become one with great outdoors and really get a feel for Mother Nature because, i love to swim, hike and camp anywhere and everywhere i can that don't cost money. Pictures are a good way to preserve memories for friends and families for years to come. Mother Nature and the Wild maybe beautiful but, they can be cruel as well. There's a temperament with them both, wild winds from tornado's to the great strength of the ocean. There is a cruel in the wild as well from animals on the food chain to the hunters on the oceans' and the hunters on the lands. We should try and help preserve both. Try to imagine no forest and no water neither oceans' or rivers' lakes' nor creeks of any size only water to drink this would be a very dull and boring place to exist. I do all i can to help keep the wild, wild and pick up after myself as well as clean up after others who don't care about the great outdoors or others that do.
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