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20 comments:
Gorgeous!
Christmas hugs,
Kat
Wonderful light. A beautiful church and a very beautiful picture.
Truly gorgeous.
Looks like it's been standing there for a very long time.
Gorgeous. Absolutely stunning.
That is just beautiful. It looks like the Cathedral that my gd took her first communion it.
I just love old churches.
Thanks for sharing this one.
Hugs
Where is this Mari?
Sylvia - it's a old church in Grand Rapids. I was at the hospital sitting with my sister for my brother-in-laws surgery and when I left that evening, I saw it from the parking ramp.
Mari, this is so beautiful, especially against that gorgeous sky!
Fantastic! This cathedral doesn't need words!
That is a very pretty church!!! I always look at it when I go into G.R.
What a beautiful picture.....
I'm a sucker for ecclesiastical architecture. Wish I could spend a whole day photographing this place!
How could I be an American all my life and not know Michigan is so beautiful?!
*love*
i'd bet Christmas service in that church is gorgeous!
Mmmmmmmmmmm, my oh my!!!! That is THE MOST PERFECT Wordless I have seen in my four years of blogging Mari.
Wow.
Friday Fragments
ps...I'm back. Just skimmed through a few posts of yours on my reader, and had to say I love the photo of Oliver 'helping' with decorating the tree. Cute, cute, cute.
Were you standing on the highway for that shot? LOL
This church is so beautiful... indeed, no words are needed to describe it. It speaks for itself.
Love
Lidia
No words needed.
Awesome!
Now, plan to join us for the new Saturday PhotoHunt site.
I hope you will join in the fun!
Sandi
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