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Lisa Larsen hill

Seeds of Faith Blog
Inspiration
Aug. 24, 2026

Look Up and You Will Know

Recently I’ve been thinking about an excerpt from my book, Daughters of the Wilderness and how much it means to me. It’s something I do,...

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    • One of the fun exhibits at the National Geographic One of the fun exhibits at the National Geographic Museum let you find the magazine cover from the month and year you were born. Roger and I had a great time discovering what was happening in the world when we entered it. Another fascinating find was this anchor from the 18th-century HMS Bounty, recovered during a National Geographic expedition. What amazed us even more is how its legacy has continued through the centuries. A full-scale reconstruction of the Bounty was built in 1960 for the film Mutiny on the Bounty, appeared again in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006), and even inspired the name of a Klingon ship in Star Trek. History has a remarkable way of living on in unexpected places. It's amazing how one story can continue to capture imaginations across generations. What story from the past still inspires you today?
    Part 2 of National Geographic's Animals of the Ear Part 2 of National Geographic's Animals of the Earth exhibit in the new museum in DC. Nat Geo has created an arrangement with Apple TV and, in doing so, has been able to cover costs, so all donations go directly to their endeavors to save the planet.
    My husband and I recently went to the new National My husband and I recently went to the new National Geographic Museum in DC. Amazing exhibition from photographer Joel Sartore, called Animals of Earth. His life's mission is to catalog every cared-for animal on the planet to inspire people to support our planet and endangered animals. It was fantastic! It will be a visiting exhibit; don't miss it if it comes to your area! There were so many great shots. I will do this in two posts. Part 1
    Its not to late for enhancing your summer for your Its not to late for enhancing your summer for your children or grandchildren. Marla Darius' Summer Fun for Everyone is chuck full of great ideas to create memorial summers! https://tinyurl.com/3pwz2jca

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