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Date/Time captured: 2008_0913 16:58
Camera: Canon PowerShot A570IS (7.1mp)
Image ID: D15716
Title: Autumn trees reach up to their Maker
Location: Kvannfjellet, Norway
Description: Captured during a berry-picking hike. Autumn-clothed trees on the western slopes of Kvannfjellet (looking towards Fiskefjellet) rise straight up, despite the slope that holds many of their bases at an angle. In similar fashion, we who are angled by sin can grow straight by reaching up to our Maker.
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Autumn trees reach up to their Maker (Kvannfjellet, Norway)
… by Mark H. Peterson
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… and was first published on 2010_0512 (non-CC), then on 2016_0607 (CC), at mhp777.com (this Web site).
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