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23-SEP-2011

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It's remarkable what is to be found in the desert. Of course, there is the expected scenery of stone, brittle foliage, various wildlife. But there is also the beautiful decay of things man-made and oft abandoned. As I shot this incredibly colorful and weathered Chevy truck, my mind wandered to how we weather the storms of this world. Sometimes we fall apart, eroding with every falling tear. But more often, especially when we trust that God will shelter us when needed, we are transformed into someone far more interesting and colorful than we ever expected or even hoped to be. Let us welcome the weathering that God sends our way, believing that through His daily transformation our outward AND inward patinas become even more lovely.

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carol j. phipps23-Jan-2013 00:33
Yes, I've always been surprised by the beauty in rust.
Larry Neel 16-Apr-2012 17:04
Love this perspective, Nancy.
Barbara Heide13-Jan-2012 22:56
This is my cup of tea! gorgeous find! V
Lee G29-Sep-2011 16:47
Nice photograph of the slow erosion of mans work. Like rust, God never sleeps and is always at work.
dane27-Sep-2011 00:39
Well shot/well stated. V
J. Scott Coile26-Sep-2011 20:40
The desert has a way of gently bringing out this character. I suspect God is using it in much the same way with you.
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