In an area where scrawny little sagebrush shrubs
outnumber trees a gazillion to one, this windbreak seen near Emblem is a lush oasis.
From the highway, Hubby and I could identify golden willow, limber pine, blue
spruce, birch, and apple trees.
Here in the high desert, trees just don’t grow
tall and full like these. I myself am just an amateur windbreaker, but I know
enough to recognize that this jewel is a product of much cultivation,
consistent irrigation, and great love!
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| A work of art |
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| Mule deer illustrate why windbreaks are also called shelter belts |
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| An oasis in the desert |
“And each one of them shall be like a hiding
place from the wind and a shelter from the storm….” –ISAIAH 32:2 (AMP)
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