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| The Virgin River can overflow its banks with a small amount of rain or snow melt. |
No, I am not wore out, although the seven day drive from Utah to Missouri was not easy.
I am overwhelmed.
I am so overwhelmed with emotion that I can hardly stand it.
There is so much in me that I cannot contain it.
It is like a flash flood at Zion National Park.
The river flows daily but there are times when, after a snow melt or a rain storm, the Virgin River swells and overflows its banks.
It feels great to be overwhelmed with awesome emotions.
Joy unspeakable.
Love uncontainable.
Peace that passes all understanding.
Kindness that makes the heart smile.
Goodness to restore hope.
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| Virgin River, Zion National Park, in the canyon |
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| Virgin River, Zion National Park, in the canyon |
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| Virgin River, Zion National Park, Utah |
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| The Virgin River from a view point found by UTV on the south side of the river in Virgin, Utah |
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| The Virgin River south of Virgin, Utah |
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| Virgin River, Zion National Park, on a cold and snowy day. |
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| Virgin River, Zion National Park, Utah |
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| Virgin River on the Pa’ rus Trail in Zion National Park, Utah |
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