Becca at “On Dragonfly Wings with Buttercup Tea” hosts this challenge each Thursday. I put this together as my contribution. The photo was taken in November 2015 atop Brasstown Bald Mountain in North Georgia. This mountain is the highest point in Georgia at 4,783 feet. We visited here while up here seeking our new abode. This quote is a good one for me when I think back on that move!
LIVING WITH MY ANCESTORS 
Love this sentiment and the photo fits it very well. Good job.
Thanks, Jeanne! It’s one I find myself living to a great deal! 😀
Wouldn’t it be lovely if people quit complaining and quietly had the faith to follow this advice?
Ya gotta have faith, faith, faith…! 😀
So true! Also, very difficult when the news if full of discord. Yet I have faith that our country and the world will eventually find common ground and agree to disagree.
Very pretty, Linda! I kind of take for granted that Georgia has beautiful mountains, and I really like how they become visible if you really look for them in your picture, even with the fog at the left.
Thanks, Leigh. We were so surprised at fast the fog just rolled in before our eyes. Now you see the scenery, now you don’t! Flash! LOL! 😀
What a brilliant quote – thank you for sharing!
Thanks, Joanne. I found it quite relevant for me! 😀
Beautiful!
Thanks so much, Cindy! 😀
Molto gradita e piaciuta questa immagini dai risvolti prettamente autunnali…
Un saluto,silvia
Thank you and welcome, Silvia! 😀
Nice combination to ponder…
Thanks, Sally! Always love your visits and comments! 😀
Linda, enjoy the weekend.
Love this quote – such truth!
Thank, Amanda! Good to see you. I’m off to try to do some catching up on your blog! 😀
Oh gosh! Don’t judge me, but I’ve only just made a comeback. Not much to catch up with, I’m afraid (apart from today’s post!) A terrible blogger I am! 😳
This being said, it’s great to be back… I promise I’ll stick around longer this time. (I’ll make it my New Years resolution!) 😊
I would never even pretend to judge you. Why, I was gone for as long as you were — maybe longer. I didn’t count the days. Doesn’t make you a terrible blogger. Makes you a person with a life outside this, too! 😀 I only started reading your post (and then life interrupted), so I’ll write more once I’ve had a chance to read it! You hang in there. Things always have a way of working out — whether it’s the way we expect or not. You can trust me on that one! Hugs! 😀
Thanks, Linda! You’re right… life does get in the way sometimes – but it doesn’t make us terrible bloggers! I used to feel pressure to write more often, but it loses its appeal that way – now I take a more ‘relaxed’ approach! Maybe too relaxed! Hehe. *Hugs*
That was beautiful
I’m so glad you like it! Love and miss you, dear Sister! 😀
I just read the “The Hiding Place” and I was inspired by the many spiritual thoughts Corie Ten Boom wrote about. There is a book that I also read about another Dutch girl, Diet Eman, who did amazing things to protect the Jews from Hitler. The book is “The Things We Couldn’t Say.” It’s another incredible story of love for one’s fellow man.
I haven’t read her book but I’ve read many of her inspirational quotes. There are some very magnificent and caring people in this world who risk everything for others. I haven’t forgotten I owe you a text message. I’m just slow at texting, which is odd because I’m an extremely fast typist! One doesn’t translate to the other! HA! But know that I’m always thinking of you! Love and hugs! 😀 ❤ ❤
Stunning with the perfect quote. XOCK, Lily Olivia, Mauricio, Misty May, Giulietta, Angel Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth, Calista Jo and Cooper Murphy
Many thanks to you, Janet, and the whole gang! 😀 ❤
thank you for standing atop Georgia
with all your heart
and bringing me
there 🙂
Anytime, my friend! 😀
And the fog always lifts after a while…
Ah, Meg, that is so very true! 😀
Nice view 🙂
Thanks, Joshi! Next time I go there, I’m hoping to see for miles! 😆
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Well paired. I am glad that your “radar” took you to the right place. Hi, Linda 🙂
Thanks, Paula! Wishing you a beautiful weekend! 😀
Many years ago I read Corrie Ten Boom’s biography!! Beautiful image to go with her words.
That had to be a fascinating read! Thanks! 😀
A beautiful reflection on that challenging time Linda. Hoping you are now feeling very well settled.
Thanks, Sue! Love it here in the north Georgia mountains! I might even say I’m adjusting to winter ❄️ but it’s so hard to really tell since we’ve not really had much of one. Day temps have been 40s-60s! Okay, yes, that’s my kind of winter!
Thank you for sharing this quote and the beautiful capture. It does take time to adjust the change.
Thanks Amy! 🤗
Wonderful words 🙏
Thank you, my friend! 😀
hard to believe we are reflecting back on your move – feels like just last week when you said you might be moving. lol
and who knew GA had such great peaks 🙂
I know, right?? I can’t believe it’s been 14 months since we arrived. My gosh, how times flies. I’m definitely better adjusted this winter. I at least have procured a few winter items so it helps take the bite off when I have to go outside! LOL! When I’m out and about and look at the mountains (I feel like I should say hills after living in Utah), I just keep feeling like I’m on an extended vacation. It’s so beautiful here. 😀 ❤
that is so nice to hear – and my hubs says something similar about the blue ridge hills (mountains) – nothing like the 14ers….
🙂
I think we’re part of the Blue Ridge range too! Don’t quote me on it though! 😉
🙂
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