© 2013 Michael Fiveson
This church was marked as historical and dates back to 1896. It has been seemingly well maintained and refurbished as necessary. Found by accident while trying to get lost.
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Nice and interesting architecture . Is it all made of wood ?
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Seems to be…
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Interesting for us here , as we are used to see stone constructions ….
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I don’t know what is under the outside wood veneer but a building built in 1896 could certainly have all wood construction.
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Yes , I think you are right . Wood or not it looks nice and is well preserved . Thank you for posting it .
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Thank you…
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🙂
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Nice building, Mike. Simple, yet elegant.
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Good description Marion. Succinct.
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Because I love your blog, I nominated you for the Versatile Blogger Award. Just because. Here’s my post about it: http://thegravelghost.com/2013/02/14/someone-likes-me/ Happy Valentine’s Day to you!
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Yeah, thanks. The awards thing I do not do.
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It is a beautiful photograph and church, but my favorite thing about this post was the line ” Found by accident while trying to get lost.” That is the greatest thing I’ve read in some time.
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Thanks…
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Agreed!
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Thanks!
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Such a pretty little church!
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That it is Pat!
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But you can never get lost. You’re just taking an alternate route.
My husband restored a very nice brick one-room schoolhouse in Utah back in the 80s. You would have liked it.
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Yes, without the full psychotic break I can never get as lost as I often would like. And I would like that restored one room schoolhouse. Your husband sounds like a man who had some skills. My wife’s husband has very few.
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I would be willing to bet your wife might just disagree with that last statement.
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Perhaps:)
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Sweet church. Congratulations on getting lost. 🙂
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People have been telling me to get lost for decades. I tried, I really did.
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“while trying to get lost” – seems to come naturally to me!
I really like old churches, not in a religious way, they seem to have a way of reflecting the care their local communities
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Well expressed. My sentiments exactly.
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Very special and give me a warm feeling
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You are a sweet person Marylou.
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Lovely shot
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Thank you.
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Those are nice circumstances to find things…while trying to get lost…how nice. 🙂
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🙂
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I would have had to find a way inside this one. very, very cool
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