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Weekly devotional and church listings: September 8, 2011
By GARY ANDREWS
gary@gadevotionals.com
My wife and I love to camp. It is a good life when you can sit in the middle of God's wooded creation and praise Him for the magnificent beauty of this earth.
Getting away from the hustle and bustle of the fast paced worldly society, camping offers the serenity of quietness and peace. No phones, no television, just radio for emergency uses, one can actually live in the tranquility of God's nature, that only He can provide.
It's fun to watch the deer, ducks and the squirrels. As I sat admiring how great we have life in America, I watched two young squirrels chasing each other. It is amazing to watch them climb one tree to the highest point and then jump from what seemed to be the smallest limb to another small limb on an adjacent tree. They do this without hesitation and with the security that only nature can provide.
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