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Sacred Spring- Meraylah Allwood
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Sacred Spring- Meraylah Allwood
A nice porter behind Sacred Waters. A great end of the day
Sacred Waters
Artist: Eanger I. Couse (American, 1866–1936)
Date: After 1902
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
The Lungs of Egypt.
This piece came to me as I was cruising down the River Nile in 2019. Without the Nile, there would be no Egypt. She is its lifeline, the Lungs of Egypt.
Video taken by me on the Nile. Music by Hans Zimmer.
Daughter of Mana
Sacred waters
Earlier this week Sharon and I took a saunter along the Ocqueoc River, starting where it cascades over rocks, forming the largest waterfall in Michigan's Lower Peninsula.
(In truth, that's not saying much; we've got the big water here, but our topography is a little too flat for dramatic waterfalls).
Nonetheless, it's a beautiul spot and, by the way, the only universally accessible waterfall in the U.S., meaning there are no physical barriers. The beauty is available to all.
The park includes 6 miles of hiking/biking/skiing trails, a campground and an excellent swimming hole.
The natives named the river “waw-waugh-waugh-que-noc”, meaning "sacred waters".
“Healing Waters" (2022) @Auralilium
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