© 2014 Michael Fiveson
As we continue our extended vacation in Michigan, I am finding the usual subjects that interest me; structures, texture, and curiosities mostly. It is nice to be out and about.
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That’s a really neat building and I love the look you captured in the photo.
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Thanks! It is a cool building.
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A church built in the Victorian manner (as opposed to manor). Delightful architecture and a fine picture.
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As I was shooting this, twin fawns came hopping past me. It was surreal.
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Charming little church. I like your edit.
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Thanks Pat.
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Mike I read your comment about the twin fawns coming by. If the two steeple church wasn’t curious enough!
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They were just the sweetest things. I believe they would have ambled over to us if Pumpkin wasn’t on guard and staring them down.
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Yes I imagine Pumpkin would have liked a game of tag with them. 🙂
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They were 100 times quicker than her.
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Oh, I love this , I could live here!
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Me too. Very rural, right up against lake Huron, and just soft.
Thanks.
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wow, I am amazed such beauty exists out there, we miss so much here in the city.
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Very remote in the thumb of Michigan. Lot’s of untouched natural beauty. Quiet too.
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Love this photo, really nice feeling to it. It also reminds me of the what I will get to see when I head to the east coast in August. So looking forward to that.
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Hi. Lot’s of great old buildings here and very beautiful. Woods, lake Huron, and open space.
Thanks.
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Interesting. I wonder what the purpose was. Dueling bells?
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Jeepers Lilly, I confess to be unversed on any of the possibilities. It’s a language I do not know.
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It is odd to see 2 because for the older churches, it was a functional quality of bell-ringing, not just for aesthetics. Maybe they had 2 bellringers–one a right-handed, the other a left. Just a guess. 🙂
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HA! And a darn good guess it is.
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Also odd that you really have 2 main entrances. Oh, I know. It was a way of accommodating a church split.
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Someone commented that it may have been an entrance for men, and another for women.
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Hmm. I wonder.
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Ignore my previous request, Mike. I took Google by the hand and found the church and nine other historic buildings at Huron City. Now, I’m burning to visit that lovely place!
Ron
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Well done, Ron.
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Mike, I wonder if this old church had separate entrances for men and women? I know of an old local church that had separate entryways.
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I suppose that might be a possibility but I will never know for sure. Were they allowed to sit together?
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I think, they sat on separate sides of the sanctuary.
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What a pittoresk church Mike.
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Hi Marylou and thanks.
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Gothically awesome!
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It is Gothic. Hi there the lady Katherine.
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That is a superb photo Mike…and it looks s pretty creepy building too. Hows the K10d going?
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I love the K10, which also serves as a weapon if needed. I had some sorting out as to menu settings and modes but all is good now. I like it quite a bit and use a hand grip as I don’t want anything around my neck, again. The hanging in 1847 was quite enough of that, and I maintain the horse was purchased legally.
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Glad you like it Mike.. my (rich) friend is a Pentax buff and has every dslr they make – he gets a new model everytime they bring one out. He says the K10d is the best and if he had to have only one it would be the K10d. You have a great camera there Mike.
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And a great mate too. Cheers, James.
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Reblogged this on Tracks In The Dust and commented:
No one I have seen recently captures the vision of Americana the way Michael does. Take a look. Love this one.
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Thank you.
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How interesting – a semi detached church!!
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It’s all new for me. Glad you like it.
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wow, I’ve never seen such! How cool!
Are you all enjoying Michigan?
I was out riding today and worked on a photo with you in mind. Not sure if you saw my last post or not, but I’m trying to imitate the works of my blogging buddies 🙂
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Yes, Michigan is just gorgeous. Quiet, not too many people and just open beauty right up to the waters edge. Then a different kind of beauty.
How is the new bike doing. How big is the engine? What does it weigh?
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The bike is awesome! My Softail Slim has a 103 engine and with the parts I added, probably weighs 750+ lbs. The center of gravity is so nice and low and it fits me so well, that as long as I don’t drop it, it feels light 🙂
Check out my blog today … you’re in there!
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I’ve never seen a church like that. A real curiosity and the processing is so apt. Nice one, Mike.
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Hi Andy and thank you very much indeed.
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