Any idea what this symbol may represent ?

[heron]

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It has the feeling of protectedness. Shelter from above, hugs at the sides.

In this instance the curves do add strength, because that lends the uprights to lean into each other, but with perhaps a more graceful look, than if "straight-lined".

The curve allows more room on one side, but less on the other, which fits with putting the two larger (tomato plants) in the "enlarged spaces".

Plan on drilling 7 holes though the crosspiece, (5 between and 2 outside the curved uprights) and hang planters from "S" hooks.

The balance was necessary/helpful while erecting, and before concrete was mixed, poured, and set. Concrete deemed fitting because of the potential for high winds, and the combined weight of 7 planters estimated to be over 200 lbs.,(especially when wet).

What a great idea. I am always impressed when people make commitments to garden structures -- like large berry frames and long raised planters.

I would not be surprised if the vision was practical -- Moses had practical input that helped him govern, Joseph understood about the grain storage after the dreams about drought. I get similar input too, for managing practical things or inventing new solutions. Technically not inventions, bc the ideas came from God. I think that if you go through with it, you will find more reasons that it made sense in the long run.

And maybe the example will inspire all of us to take God's direction and hints toward better solutions.

 

[wayfaring man]

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It has the feeling of protectedness. Shelter from above, hugs at the sides.

With that came the thought - "full house", as one filled with God's Spirit, and/or God's House being full of The Redeemed. Which could signify the end is nearing, for once God has the "number" known only to Him, then creation has yielded the desired fruit, and therefore all who remain can then "rest", with God.

What a great idea. I am always impressed when people make commitments to garden structures -- like large berry frames and long raised planters.

I would not be surprised if the vision was practical -- Moses had practical input that helped him govern, Joseph understood about the grain storage after the dreams about drought. I get similar input too, for managing practical things or inventing new solutions. Technically not inventions, bc the ideas came from God. I think that if you go through with it, you will find more reasons that it made sense in the long run.

And maybe the example will inspire all of us to take God's direction and hints toward better solutions.

Thanks friend. Isn't it amazing how good things from God can continue to benefit us, unto "thousands" of generations, while "bad things" generally fizzle out after 3 or four.

...I the LORD thy God am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation of them that hate me;
And shewing mercy unto thousands of them that love me, and keep my commandments. <-----> Exodus 20:5+6

May The Lord Be Pleased !

wm

 

[stone]

Hi,

This symbol came to me in an unusual way, but haven't found any distinct correlation...have a general sense of what it could represent, but would like to consider input from others. Thanks.

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In actuality the sides touch the top...but this is as close as could be duplicated with keyboard.

wm

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