This is another post that I intended for yesterday. But you know about how intentions, even good ones, can turn out!
I took this on a day trip to Winchester, Virginia, a charming town west of Washington, DC. It's rich in history, and even richer in photo ops! The weather helped with this one. I was facing north, which had dark clouds that looked like a thunderstorm was immanent. Had I been on the other side of the spire, facing south, the sky would have be a totally clear azure.
Good morning, Pat -- your area is rich in architecture and wonderful photo opportunities -- great shot.
Good morning Patricia,
Amazing the views one gets when doing a left or right face a few times.
Make yourself a great day.
Great architecture! Love the steeples on many of the church buildings, and your photo of the Winchester church is terrific.
Patricia, I know all about plans and intentions. It's a lovely photo. It looks crisp and clear just like the weather on the other side spire.
Patricia, Winchester is such a cool place. So much history to take in. I love all the architecture in your photo, great shot!
Eye-popping photo, Patricia. Dark skies add a lot of drama to the clean, crisp lines of the church .
That is a cool looking sky. I love this photo of the steeple and the naked tree branch.
I went to school in Washington, DC, Patricia... but had not heard of Winchester, VA... sounds like it might be a lovely place for a visit.
Good morning Patricia. The pic looks just as nice no matter when the post. Glad you got out to enjoy some different surroundings. M
Patricia I have driven through Winchester, VA many times, but never had the pleasure of seeing this structure in person.
Once during an inspection near that very church I was in an older house where the chimney had settled and separated dramatically from the house.
The renter said she thought there might be a couple of bats in the attic because she saw them fly from there sometimes in the early evening.
Opening the large, creaking hatch to get into the attic, I turned on my flashlight to frighten between one and two million bats, all of which started fluttering furiously. I got out of there immediately.
Further, the floor in that attic was many inches deep in guano! Very scary.
The renter said they were "sick a lot." Well, I bet so!
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