That sinking feeling

#1 · January 24, 2016, 9:03 am

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Christine (Tina) Berglund posted: "The town in which we live was named for the many springs that water the lush, rolling green hills. Often you’ll see a trickle of water springing from the abundant underground aquifers that are so close to the surface in this area. One such trickle happens"

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That sinking feeling

by Christine (Tina) Berglund

The town in which we live was named for the many springs that water the lush, rolling green hills. Often you’ll see a trickle of water springing from the abundant underground aquifers that are so close to the surface in this area. One such trickle happens to be in the middle of the road in front of our house, and much of the front yard stays wet most of the time.

It’s a good place to grow water-loving plants. The pussy willow planted three years ago is almost 6 feet tall. Even a small patch of watercress grew and thrived one summer! Read more of this post

Christine (Tina) Berglund | January 24, 2016 at 3:00 am | Tags: church of your choice, Korah, lost, pitfalls, Sinkholes | Categories: Articles, Consider the Lilies | URL: http://wp.me/p1HIjv-6tc

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