18 Thursday Aug 2016
Posted in Photographs
This is the church in Falmouth, MA where I photographed the labyrinth that I posted in Cee’s Which Way Challenge. It had a selection of lovely doors. The smaller building is currently used as a soup kitchen. Lovely on so many levels. Apparently I’m not the only person who likes to take pictures of doors. There is a whole organized group of Thursday Doors!
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These are wonderful Jeanette, thanks for sharing them. And welcome to #ThursdayDoors !
Thanks. I had seen Thursday Doors posts for some time and kept it in the back of my mind for future reference. When I saw this church it was the first thing I thought of.
This is a stunning church. The only interesting UK churches are the very ancient ones in my opinion.
This is about as ancient as we get on this side of the “pond.” Thank you for taking the time to share some kind words!
Wow, beautiful doors – just breath taking. Also curious, because you have the same birth name as I, which I don’t see often. Only, mine has 2 n’s – I am Dutch, and I’m used to the French pronunciation, so I have lately shortened to Jesh -glad to meet you this way:)
I haven’t met many Jeanettes in my life and none for a long time. Glad our paths have crossed!
Beautiful doors!! I had to pop over to see the labyrinth as well! 🙂 -Amy
I’m so glad you stopped by! I have been pleasantly surprised by the number of labyrinths I have found in my explorations of my new “neighborhood.”
Welcome to the challenge, Jeanette. Your three choices are all beautiful!
janet
Fantastic doors; thanks for sharing.