I walk in silent memories With snow that fills the ground The steps I make they disappear Though imprints are now bound
Fall softly on my burdens Ease my heart of fear Snow is now the blessing That softly will adhere
Quiet times are gathered In majesty and awe I look around and see no one But yet my spirit soars
For you are now all with me In every flake that falls The diamonds of the heavens Become life's glorious shawl. ~ Francine Pucillo ~ Copyright Jan 5, 2004 Šused with permission Read more of her poetry
here.
This photo taken by MoonAndBack (of giant Redwood Sequoia trees) in Grant's Grove Sequoia National Park
Note from Carolyn.... This is where I have spent my summers , from 1944-to the present days. And also our family snow trips like the picture shows. It takes just a little over 1 hour to drive from my house, to the walk up this path to the Giant Tree. My parents began taking all seven of their children here to camp for our summer vacation. The story began with my parents being the only ones taking all of their children camping. We have so many wonderful Memories of these camping vacations. These were the days of Free Vacations. To Be continued.
I would like to thank Bev for taking this beautiful picture.