Whether by bike, or foot, or even car, when I reach the low country marsh, I have come to the right space for nourishment. Nourishing the soul, quieting the pace, this is my mindful place.
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Jayne In Georgia 
Jayne,
This place of rejuvenation is lovely. I have a place like that as well, if the stress of life gets to be too much, I drive a few short miles from home to the coastline. There is something so relaxing about a large body of water.
Enjoy your weekend.
Karen
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I love that place too….I wish I had appreciated it more when I was there!
Thank you for sharing. It makes me so happy that you and Bob made such a brave and bold move that now has become so meaningful and special to you! You have many gifts!
oxox
L
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Water always stills my mind. Thank you for sharing this beautiful, soulful spot. And thanks for linking up 🙂
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How lovely, Jayne! The low country marsh shows its peacefulness in your photo, as well. Walking near bodies of water always brings me a sense of peace, too. Thank you for sharing your gorgeous, soulful space! ♡
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