boardwalks are common in many alaskan villages, especially ones without roads (the tundra freezes in the winter but is soft and mushy in the summer...sometimes dangerously so)
similar to a main street, a lot happens on these board-roadways
this is perhaps one of my favorite pictures...a purple bike and your dog
does a girl need anything more? (photo taken at midnight!)
the boardwalk makes for a firm foundation, amidst tundra cotton, when offering piggybacks
meet and greets happen on the boardwalk!
gift-giving, too!
{i just noticed that sweet baby looking all the way up at steve}
i snapped this photo of kids' shoes as we all played because when all is said and done, we're all basically the same {every kid had on similar tennis shoes!}
no matter where we live or what we eat or what language we speak we are, deep down, simply...people.
I love when God reminds me of that.
coming or going...
the people who walk, ride or get piggy backs
make the boardwalk
a beautiful place
4 comments:
Wonderful photos, Cathy! I imagine that boardwalk is a necessity with that mushy ground. Love the photo of the child, bike and dog.
xo
Claudia
gosh... cathy. serious, tears. or serious tears? crying, anyway. ;)
Why is it, that the whole time I am reading about the boardwalk, along with the lovely music, my mind is singing "Under the Boardwalk". Fun song. Seriously beautiful photos, and I like the tennis shoes pict, you speak the truth, we are all His creation in the end, waiting for salvation and HIS love.
These are really beautiful, Cathy.
I love the concept of the boardwalk, and it makes a beautiful backdrop for your pictures.
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