Wendesday means that it is time for Windows Views. This weeks entries were taken in a small Catholic church that played a big part in my families life in the late forties. When I was two my parents moved back to my mothers home state of Alabama. They left MIssouri with two small children and returned three years later with four and one on the way. During part of that time we lived in a big old house, that had been converted to sleeping rooms and small apartments, to handle the increased need for housing by the soldiers returning from WWll. Our home was directly across the street from this church and it is the church where my second brother was christened. Last December the Old Salt and I drove my mother back to her home state to attend the ninetieth birthday celebration of her sister. While there we took a few side trips down memory lane. Stopping in to visit this church was one of them.
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Ach! Blooger's acting up again. Rita, these are beautiful! I've a few in mind..perhaps week next...
ReplyDeleteI am a big fan of side trips down Memory Lane!! These windows are so pretty, love the bright blue in them.
ReplyDeletebeautiful windows
ReplyDeleteI like the shot across the pews, accentuates the light
Very beautiful!! you did a wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteMy windows are posted :)
Lovely pics. And Herman's Hermits too - what a fabulous combination. The music takes me back ...
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My entry:
http://j9marshall.wordpress.com/2009/06/18/window-views-about-town-in-sidmouth-devon-uk/
Excellent stained glass windows! Great captures inside the church! I like the roofs in the previous post too! :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful examples of stained glass. nice entry. Hope you can stop by to see my sepia scene and window views Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThese windows are beautiful. I did church windows, too. Love the blues in these...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. I love the blue in the windows. Thanks for sharing.
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