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How blessed are we to have Hebron and how blessed is Hebron to have us!
  
While walking in the front paddock (that's the Palmer Cook Hill paddock) I disturbed two kangaroos. I tried to take a photo but they were too quick for me - but trust me, it was lovely to watch them bounding away.

The site of future baptisms into the Name of Yehovah, who is One.


Good to see water in the top dam again.  I'm looking forward to hearing the frogs again and watching the dragon flies at dusk come spring.  We'll plant some trees here this winter as well.

The view from the shed paddock looking down on the Murray Plains.  What a magnificent view it is from up here.  Wouldn't it be great to see a wind turbine or two in the future!

Next time I'll try and get some photos of the flock for you.  They're not so obliging when it comes to posing for my little camera! 

Surely, Yehovah has brought us into a broad and fertile place.  Not without challenges and opportunities for refining, but always with His Hand guiding and covering us.

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  1. AnonymousJune 25, 2012 at 2:02 PM

    Well, it's a great little site Annette.
    Looks good and keeps people aquainted with Hebron and what's happening there.

    Thanks - Dad.

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