"Hands to work, hearts to God."
As I was out and about this week,
I stumbled across a beautiful, old church.
One of those "you know you're in New England when you see it" churches.
As the sign says, this congregation was established 300 years ago!
The family plots in the graveyard behind the church
were fenced in by old stone walls.
My favorite part of the building were the three tiers
that made up the bell tower and the steeple.
And I loved the fact that the hands on the clock were visible from all sides.
Stunning detail.
This guy's still here.
His folks get home tomorrow.
He kept me company with some sweet cuddles while I was working on my blog post.
What a beautiful church!
ReplyDeleteThey don't make them so lovely anymore. Now they are mostly steel and glass. :)
Cute doggie!!
ReplyDeleteThat just screams New England church!! Gorgeous shots!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! That steeple looks majestic against that blue, cloudy sky in your Fence photo. They all look so peaceful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a grand church. 300 years old anad still thriving.
ReplyDeleteDoes the church still play their bells?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures. I do miss those trademark New England churches.
Amazing architecture on the church. You did great combining the prompts with your visit to the church and that sweet little doggie at the end was so cute.
ReplyDeleteI just love old churches and you found an amazing one! 300 years old!!! And still in use! They don't make 'em like that anymore!
ReplyDeleteYour visiting dog is cuddly for sure!
love these images adrienne, beautiful perspectives!!
ReplyDeleteWow! That is a really beautiful old church. Just imagine how many generations of people have walked through those doors.
ReplyDeleteNow I am itching to get inside and check out the sanctuary! Gorgeous.
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