The Gospel of Luke from an Environmental Perspective
Check out the latest version of my environmental commentary of Luke’s Gospel, including commentary on every chapter of Luke plus a summary of what it all means.
Views of the Hills Country
What do you expect to see when you come to the Texas Hill Country? Hills, grassland, scattered trees, rocky terrain, prickly-pear cactus and crystal-clear rivers. Old farm houses, barbed-wire fences, and some eccentric homes and small businesses will also be seen. There is also asphalt, telephone wires and ugly billboards, but I've avoided photographing those.
A typical view of the hills, grass, and trees. This photo was taken in winter on the Devil's Backbone (Hwy. 32).
A view from Enchanted Rock, near Fredericksburg, in December.
Waterfall on the Blanco River, in Autumn.
The Guadalupe River, above Canyon Lake, in Spring.
Honey Creek State Natural Area
Upper left and upper right photos on this page were taken in March 2005 on the Blanco River, between the towns of Blanco and Fischer. All photos on this site were taken by Doug Dalglish, unless otherwise noted. Upper left photo by:V. McCammon.
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