Considering your post from yesterday, you've gone from "the ridiculous to the sublime." It would be easy to worship in this church...it looks like great place for personal reflection.
It is pristinely perfect and it does almost look like a miniature model with every blade of grass in place. I love the details of the architecture (Carpenter Gothic Revival)and the fabulous shadow in the high gable.
Oh, and you really should offer them your photo for their website!
Trinity Episcopal Church in Collinsville, a village within the town of Canton, Connecticut.
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Now that is a darling of a little church!
what a charming place to gather.
Looks so peaceful there, the Church is adorable, lovely archtecture!
Léia
A kind of scandinavian style..and so lovely!
This is charming indeed.
Picture perfect Jack, and may I say just about as different as yesterdays post as possible! That's so cool and very diverse of you!!
So cute and quaint! This seems like typical New England architecture to me.
What a charming church. That seems to be the appropriate descriptive word!
A lovely little church it is and so peaceful looking! Terrific capture for the day, Jack. Hope your day goes well! Enjoy!
Sylvia
Considering your post from yesterday, you've gone from "the ridiculous to the sublime." It would be easy to worship in this church...it looks like great place for personal reflection.
Fancy.
Ever wonder why churches often look nicer than an average home? I do.
I like it....be nice to live there!
Looks like in Hansel and Gretal's neighbor. Falling out of this tale, locked in the woods.
This looks sooo New England to me! Lovely church.
It's so perfect that it looks like a model. Fantastic, I love it, Jack.
Good timing, I just saw a van of Jehovah Witnesses pull up on the street so I came in to hide out and check photo blogs.
It has New England charm..
Very nice.
It is pristinely perfect and it does almost look like a miniature model with every blade of grass in place. I love the details of the architecture (Carpenter Gothic Revival)and the fabulous shadow in the high gable.
Oh, and you really should offer them your photo for their website!
Bises,
G
Funny, I always expect churches in New England to be white. This blending of various earth tones really sets off the architecture.
What a nice church! Lovely, great shot Jack.
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