Showing posts with label Blackall Range. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blackall Range. Show all posts

Monday, April 27, 2015

Seeking Him, Seeking Life

“But seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.” 
 - Matthew 6:33, NIV

How beautiful are these mountain layers at sunset??!!
Looking towards The Blackall Ranges from Kondalilla National Park, Sunshine Coast Hinterland, QLD.
Sunset looking across the Blackall Ranges from Kondalilla National Park, QLD

Over the last few weeks I have had a number of new scans with a couple of unpleasant diagnosis. It has served as a reminder that I need to:
- Continue to seek God more,
- Rely on my own strength less,
- Continue to focus on the things I am grateful for and,
- Allow Him to take care of the rest.

Sunset & mountain layers of the Blackall Ranges, QLD

Continuing to count my gratitudes...


301.  The beginnings of restoring relationship with my youngest step-daughter, and her return home.
302.  Summer days at the beach.
303. Summer sunsets on the Coast with family and friends.
304.  The privilege of being selected to attend a photography meet with Gold Coast Tourism.
305.  My youngest son Ben's University Graduation.
306.  A new Pain Specialist to add to my current medical team; new treatments, new pathways, new hope.
307.  An early diagnosis of a chronic heart condition thanks to my Cardiologist.
308.  The unfailing love and support of my husband, Michael.
309.  Celebrating my 50th birthday over the next few days with family.
310.  Embarking on a wonderful trip to Los Angeles, Seattle & an Alaskan Cruise; thanks to my wonderful parents. Leaving Australia on my birthday (Thursday 30th April).


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Saturday, January 7, 2012

Skywatch Friday & Friday's Fences: You can't fence this...

On Sunday afternoon we took a drive up to the Blackall Range. The Blackall Range dominates the hinterland area of south east Queensland's Sunshine Coast. Our first stop was Mary Cairncross Reserve, which marks the site of the first settler's house on the Blackall Range. The reserve is positioned in the mountain rainforests of the Maleny region overlooking the stunning Glass House Mountains.


You just can't fence off the views...



Even with the haziness of Summer, the views of the Glasshouse Mountains are still breathtaking.

We stayed up in the range all afternoon in order to capture the sunset...

As the sun set in the west, it was the end of a perfect New Years day.



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Friday's Fences @ Life According to Jan and Jer

        


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