I have no memory of the accident and what happened over the hours leading up to the accident and the hours following the accident. I apparently hit a tree and went over the edge of a mountain, suffering severe injuries as a result, including brain damage (from which I have now healed). I am very thankful to God for having not only survived the accident, but also to have recovered almost completely.

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Hope. This tree, if you look closely, is growing out of a drain. That drain is on top of a train platform overhang. Cement for miles, yet this life took root here. Hope from me taking the picture & still finding wonder in these things, and hope from the tree, to grow. Share a picture that means HOPE to you!  New to The Daily Post? Whether you’re a beginner or a professional, you’re invited to get involved in our Weekly Photo Challenge to help you meet your blogging goals and give you another way …

I will see if anything like this pops up this week.

This photo was taken on the Little Bald Rock Walk within Bald Rock National Park. The national park is in New South Wales Australia. This photo shows some of the wildflowers (Blueberry Ash) that can be seen along the way to the top of Little Bald Rock during the Spring/Summer months.

This photo was taken on the Little Bald Rock Walk within Bald Rock National Park. The national park is in New South Wales Australia. This photo shows some of the wildflowers (Bacon and Eggs) that can be seen along the way to the top of Little Bald Rock during the Spring/Summer months.

This photo was taken on the Bungoona Walk within Bald Rock National Park. The national park is in New South Wales Australia. This photo shows a view across the wilderness from the summit of Bald Rock.

This photo was taken on the Bungoona Walk within Bald Rock National Park. The national park is in New South Wales Australia. This photo shows a view across the wilderness not too far from the summit of Bald Rock.