I'll show you mine/You show me yours - Sa 5/2
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6 years agoIt seems I don't take pictures of the outside of churches....These doors were once the outside doors of a small German church in a small town in MN. Significant because it was a church where my mother found solace back when she was shipped off to her grand parents farm as her mother struggled with brain cancer. FF 60 years and her grandson was married there, with little or no visits between.
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6 years agoHorta, Azores - -
Unknown church
Unknown church
Empire of the Divine Holy Spirit of Nobles
Horta's Cathedral
Looking up at the Sao Salvador church
6 years ago“We bones that are here are waiting for your’s” Chapel of Bones, Evora , Portugal.
Interior, made of skulls and bones.
6 years agoChurch on Coronado Island near San Diego, CA
Church spire in Vermont
Catholic church in Hanoi, Vietnam
Buddhist temple in Vientiene, Laos
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Excuse me for two posts, but I found these old photos of Wake Island the other day. This is the chapel on this little atoll in mid-Pacific, and when I saw Jim's church on an atoll, I remembered I had this one. It is open air and has no formal services. Visitors or anyone stationed at the island are just allowed to come in at any time. When this was taken, we were among the first true visitors to return after a major hurricane and storm surge, which did a lot of damage to this portion of the island. If anyone wants to look it up (and its grim WWII history), it is located about midway between Hawaii and Guam. I was working there many times during my career.
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Westminster Abbey
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This church is just done the street from me built in 1828 The church bells ring every hour.
6 years agoI take daily pictures... but the "needed" one for this post, isn't usually one... so, here is Reno Avenue in Oklahoma City on this Saturday morning.. showing how strong the wind is blowing.
6 years agoChurches in Ireland
Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine, FL
And a grotto in Key West, FL
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