An adorable little church on the way to the cabin where Hubs built a new redwood deck last year. Close to Senora , at 4000 feet.
Kinda messy, but the ingenuity for business on the rural side of California.
Spotted while we were visiting an art market on a sunny day
with our daughter and her two teens.
Images and stories from my corner of the world
To Follow, or translation, click on Menu Top Right Bars
Great Blue Herons: A study in patience and grace
Cindy Knoke
Life in the mountains of Haiti and other random stuff
Be it always Less, So It can be More.
Founder of the Three Things Method of Storytelling
My site is all about my travels around the world and in Australia, plus daily life photos!
: around the world :
Life is make believe, fantasy given form
Eyes wide open?
Not really embarrassed.
Having fun blogging with friends
Ideas on writing and baking
Children's book illustrator & writer
Travel, History, Fiction ~ Romania & South Africa ~ 'For what is wind, but the amassed power of words long ago uttered?'
Taking the camera for a walk!!!
What an attractive church, Jesh, and I like the blue doors with the lovely glass!
janet
LikeLike
Thank you Janet, those blue doors are wild, eh? Hope you tell us a little about Wyoming! It must have been something specific that drew you there?
LikeLike
If you’re following my blog, you’ll see what’s going on. We share a cabin there with my brother and his family and have been going there since my parents bought the cabin back when I was in college. Mountains and horses are what drew my parents there and those attract me as well. 🙂
LikeLike
Yes, I’ll visit! I remember your profile pic of a while ago pictured you with a horse. You’re one of the few who rides one. I never could be one – I get so seasick when I’m riding one, it takes all the pleasure out of it.
LikeLiked by 1 person
It’s still my profile picture even though that horse is dead.
LikeLike
Very nice composition of the lovely church!
LikeLike
Thank you Ken! Laughing – it took some time in Photoshop to remove a big pole on the side of this church, because it was a drive-by shot:)
LikeLike
Church, tacos and stuff. That’s what I call a good selection, Emille. I like the simple doors of the church, but I love that blue door at the bottom.
LikeLike
Dan, I seldom eat tacos, but this view was at one of the boundaries of the art market where my friends had a booth – and I loved the doors!
LikeLike
Following yet again. Lovely teal blue on the church. Hope your weekend is lovely!
LikeLike