As you are traveling up Route 220 you will see a smallish sign on the right of the road indicating "Church". If you aren't paying attention you can pass right by it. And, if you have traffic tailgating behind you it is best to keep on going. The turn is sharp and the road down to it unpaved, rutted and narrow. But, this little gem lies at the bottom of the road.
Many of you had asked to see what the little church looked like (post of January 22, 2009). I do hope you enjoy.
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It's sooo sweet. Thanks for posting this.. and look at that blue sky!
What a quaint little church. Is it unoccupied or still in use? That's the kind of little church I picture in a small, cozy wedding in the country, your photos taken in an open field with the wind blowing your veil every so lightly...
Enchanting photos of the little churches. What do the ghosts of the long gone worshippers whisper in there? We have little churches like thise around the countrysite. Not here on the Gold Coast, the schicky schmicky world has all of them torn down; to make room for ugly shopping centres and ugly ostentatious mansions.
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26 comments:
It's sooo sweet. Thanks for posting this.. and look at that blue sky!
Di
The Blue Ridge Gal
hey there Di...thought since i had time I'd get this up. any more i am so busy with work and getting ready for my trip in two weeks :)
thanks for stopping by...
How lovely! And a BLUE sky to boot! Thanks for sharing!
It's a marvelous old country church. Do you think it's still used?
Where are you going?
How small and nice that church is! It looks like a model on the first photo. Beautiful series of photos!
Awesome shots of the church, the 2nd last one is outstanding. Perfect for skywatch!
Cheers!
Regina In Pictures
What an interesting structure. I love the old bell tower.
Reminds me of Little House on the Prairie for some reason. Love this.
Lovely little church under a blue sky and fluffy clouds. Looks pretty perfect to me. ;-)
Very nice series! :)
Adorable and charming. The blue is so brilliant! Wonderful. I love those little gems.
Oh, yay, happy to get to see the little Church. It's very special and thanks so for sharing.
Wonderful photos of a charming little church. Lovely SkyWatch photos!
What a quaint little church. Is it unoccupied or still in use? That's the kind of little church I picture in a small, cozy wedding in the country, your photos taken in an open field with the wind blowing your veil every so lightly...
I really enjoyed!! it looks so perfect to me!
Thanks for sharing,
have a wonderful weekend!
psimago
The last two photo I love the most..
I wish I had this kind of photo composition in my hand right now, so that I'll try to convert them to HDR :)
what a beautiful church! I love the colors & the sky and the landscape. Great post Erin. Thanks.
Thanks for posting this update. A little jewel of a church, and such beautiful faded colours against the bright blue of the sky.
This is an beautiful old country church. Nice photo. :)
Enchanting photos of the little churches. What do the ghosts of the long gone worshippers whisper in there? We have little churches like thise around the countrysite. Not here on the Gold Coast, the schicky schmicky world has all of them torn down; to make room for ugly shopping centres and ugly ostentatious mansions.
What a find! You gotta love coming across something like that tucked in a remote corner that way.
Great photos, Erin. It looks like a model building at first - I almost expected a toy train in the background.
I thought it was a model too at first. How cute that is.. I have to go look up that route on a map...
Beautiful photos of a darling little church, what a lovely place to take a quiet moment.
Thanks for sharing with Sky Watch Friday and your kind comments on my blog earlier.
The sky is amazing.
Yes, I enjoyed wieving Your photos of churches. Many thanks.
Regards.
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