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Jenna Higgins

 
 
Chapter: North Shore


Winter Walk Alone


This picture is one of a series of mine called the study of the seasons, "Winter walk alone". It reflects what I like most about living in New England. The seasons are the best reflection of Gods intentions for the world and mankind. With life being so busy it is hard for us to remember that there is a time and a cycle for everything to happen.

Spring a time for renewal, new growth...

Summer a time to take advantage of the sun and water. It is a time to feed the new growth with all that God has to offer. It is a time to go outward, a time to nourish those things that began to grow in the spring.

Fall, a time to harvest. It is a time when nature "lets go" of its leaves, gives off its harvest. It is a time to prepare for the inward journey of the winter.

Winter, a time to go inward. A time of reflection of what needs to change and what needs to be let go of as well as to prepare for new growth in the spring.

"Winter walk alone", my winter walk of reflection, is an inward journey. It is the place I go to walk and reflect and enjoy the gifts of the cold months of winter. Living in New England is one of the few places where when watching nature you can experience the cycle that God intended us to live by going inward and outward.

Jenna Higgins
E-mail: jenna.higgins@comcast.net

 

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