Faith ~ Family ~ Outdoor Living
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The most well known hoodoos at Agua Canyon are The Hunter and The Rabbit. They stopped naming the hoodoos after a while due to the fact that with time the hoodoos no longer look like their name. Munchkin decided that the hoodoos didn’t look anything like their names. What do you think? Our next stop on the tour is the Ponderosa Canyon.
Vision Forum Ministries and Erwin Brothers Motion Pictures present… The Mysterious Islands: A Testimony to God’s Hand in Creation Young Charles Darwin used his perceptions of the Galapagos Islands to help him write On the Origin of Species 15o years ago. Was what he saw there really a laboratory for evolution as he claimed or were his views tainted by the a belief system that was firmly in place by the time he arrived to the islands? Darwinism was born in the Galapagos Islands. What would Creationists find when they headed to the island? Would they find that laboratory for…
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We were interested to see the “natural bridge” at this stop. It turns out that, like many things in this park, the natural bridge was misnamed. It its actually an arch, not a bridge. (One of the main things that was misnamed in Bryce Canyon is the Canyon itself. Bryce Canyon isn’t actually a canyon.) We thought this area was beautiful. There is something very cool about arches. The next stop is Agua Canyon where there are several very cool Hoodoos.
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Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things. (Philippians 4:8) That verse is the philosophy behind the creation of Salem Ridge Press. Founded in 2005 by Daniel Mills, a homeschool grad, Salem Ridge Press strives to bring good, wholesome books back into print for the reading enjoyment of both young and old. Daniel carefully selects books that are wholesome, contain strong moral values, and encourage…
