Frost on Lake Preston
Dec 13, 2012
Ron Nelson took these photos of fall turning to winter on Lake Preston last month. Nelson is a portrait photographer in the little town in Kingsbury County. You can view more of his work here.
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Ice starting to form on Lake Preston near the little town with the same name. -
Migrating geese on Lake Preston. -
Ice starting to form on Lake Preston near the little town with the same name. -
Migrating geese on Lake Preston. -
Fall turning to winter at Lake Preston. -
Migrating geese on Lake Preston.
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were recently married. They were living in Brookings, SD, and I had no idea
where I was, except by the road signs. Doug and Julie had been transferred
from Brookings to Iowa by the then infamous Enron. I was working in Brookings, and was so disappointed, and after they had left, was heading to their vacated
home along that Highway to Lake Preston. There was a sharp turn to the right
and along the left side of the street, I saw an image of our Savior Jesus Christ.
I was so shocked, and elated ~ The image was saying "Don't give up Hope"
I could just read this in the image ~ I started to drive, going past their home,
and in complete euphoria, in that I realized that I had just seen what everyone
is looking for. I kept driving, and crying, and when I came to the Lake Preston exit, I just stopped and cried and cried. I'll never forget the feeling. Thanks to Lake Preston, you had a visitor who saw Jesus ~ and will never forget parking at the lake, it was pouring down rain, and I thought "what will I say if the Cops stop me here, and ask me why I am here ~ it was an off season in November" I thought later "they will think I am mixed up ~ Has anyone else ever had such a vision anywhere when they thought they were all alone, and had lost it all! Thanks, Paula Larson ~ Niobrara, Nebraska.