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You can tell it has finally warmed up enough to melt some of the snow, though usually by this time, there isn't any visible to the naked eye.
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You can tell it has finally warmed up enough to melt some of the snow, though usually by this time, there isn't any visible to the naked eye.
You can tell it has finally warmed up enough to melt some of the snow, though usually by this time, there isn't any visible to the naked eye.
Let the mountains shout for joy!
D&C 128: 23
Let the mountains shout for joy, and all ye valleys cry aloud; and all ye seas and dry lands tell the wonders of your Eternal King! And ye rivers, and brooks, and rills, flow down with gladness. Let the woods and all the trees of the field praise the Lord; and ye solid rocks weep for joy! And let the sun, moon, and the morning stars sing together, and let all the sons of God shout for joy! And let the eternal creations declare his name forever and ever!
Let the mountains shout for joy, and all ye valleys cry aloud; and all ye seas and dry lands tell the wonders of your Eternal King! And ye rivers, and brooks, and rills, flow down with gladness. Let the woods and all the trees of the field praise the Lord; and ye solid rocks weep for joy! And let the sun, moon, and the morning stars sing together, and let all the sons of God shout for joy! And let the eternal creations declare his name forever and ever!
How can you describe the beauty of Mt. Timpanogos?
Every day I love to go out in the morning and look up at Timp. It never looks the same. It is always breath-taking and majestic. I decided that I would try to take a picture of Mt. Timpanogos as often as I can, to show the ever-changing beauty.
