Next is a picture of Leed's Church in Hume, a small town that's a short drive from Front Royal. This Episcopal Church was built in 1873, replacing one that stood here during the Civil War. The story is that it was used by soldiers of both sides at different times and at one point a shell from a nearby skirmish exploded inside the church, causing significant damage.
October 11, 2015
Sunday Shots Near Front Royal
This is the trailhead for the very short "Pass Mountain Loop" trail. It's in the northern section of Shenandoah National Park. I like the afternoon shadows, perfect for sharing with Shadow Shot Sunday,
Next is a picture of Leed's Church in Hume, a small town that's a short drive from Front Royal. This Episcopal Church was built in 1873, replacing one that stood here during the Civil War. The story is that it was used by soldiers of both sides at different times and at one point a shell from a nearby skirmish exploded inside the church, causing significant damage.
Sharing with InSPIREd Sunday and Sundays in My City
The flowers in the crock are fairly ordinary but I love gray salt-glazed stoneware so of course I photographed it. To make up for the plain arrangement, I'm including a second photo of flowers. These are quite small so I got fairly close.
Sharing with Today's Flowers
Labels:
Churches,
Civil War,
Gardens,
Shenandoah
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I love little places like this with such great history. And the little yellow flower is so very pretty.
ReplyDeleteI haven't heard of Hume though we have been through Front Royal many times. Going to have to check that place out next time we are out that way. I enjoyed looking through your photos. I also love salt-glazed stoneware and the flowers are beautiful. Thank you very much for linking with Today's Flowers. Appreciate that so much. Have a great week :)
ReplyDeleteA nice post, love the flowers.
ReplyDeleteDiana
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Sweet little church worth the visit
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice walking trail. I like when I find a trail that is not over run with weeds
ReplyDeleteHello, I am going to have to check out that trail in Shenandoah. The vase and flowers are lovely. Happy Monday, have a great new week ahead!
ReplyDeleteI'd stop for a look at that first one too. What a view!
ReplyDeletePretty light on your first photo!
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely little church and pretty yellow flowers.
ReplyDeleteI do like the shadows in your first photo,
ReplyDeleteand those yellow flowers are so delicate.
Hope you have a good week.
All the best Jan
Pretty shots! I love those yellow flowers in the last photo.
ReplyDeleteLeeds Church looks less conventional as churches go.
ReplyDeleteThe first shot looks like my neighborhood. The yellow flowers make me smile.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful view in the first shot, and I love the shot of the yellow flowers at the end. So pretty.
ReplyDeleteLovely series of images
ReplyDeletemollyxxx