"Alzare mis ojos a los montes" by RobyHermida
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¿de donde vendra mi socorro?
Mi socorro viene de Jehova que hizo los cielos y la tierra...
Salmo 121. La Biblia
Roby.
Muchas gracias por sus comentarios.
¡Un abrazo de oso para todos mis amigos aqui!
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"I will raise my eyes to the mounts"
of where my aid will come?
My aid comes from Jehova that made the skies and the earth...
Psalm 121. The Bible
Roby.
Thank you for their comments.
A bear hug for all my friends here!
Comments (78)
Humm... A broken ground my friend .Very beautiful pose. Cheer and mile mercies ((5++)).................................................((Humm... Un terrain très accidenté mon ami .Très belle pose . Bravo et mile mercis ((5++))
Amen Roby .....and the picture is absolutely profound! Great capture!
I like the way my eye travel down the fence to see the whole ime.
such a lovely scene roby .. thank you for sharing. xx
I love the way the fence draws you through the picture, nice composition. Excellent words. Todd
lovely place:)
Beautiful landscape and verse, excellent capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lovely scene... much like we have here!
Georgeous shot Roby. I love the crooked little fence.
and a big hug back to you also Roby! wonderful country photo, very beautiful land
That's beautiful, Roby. It reminds me of my home in Colorado.
Gorgeous capture hon....so very beautiful and serene....lovely.....love, Carol
Well done shot!
Beautiful!!!
This is a very wonderful place And a beautiful word My dear friend!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fantastic scene!
Gorgeous scene Roby!
Great view!