Jefferson County, WV
George Washington once owned 2,000 acres in this area.
December 13, 2020
A Glimpse of Summit Point
George Washington once owned 2,000 acres in this area.
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ReplyDeleteThe church is pretty, I like the pop of red. The playground looks fun!
Take care, have a great day and a happy week!
Interesting to see the church, post office and playground. I like the fact that the playground items are made of natural materials. I also like the names of the places Summit Point and Cool Springs Preserve. They give an idea of the terrain.
ReplyDeletepouring rain here, wow ...guess we need moisture. what fun!! have a super great week. take care. ( ;
ReplyDeleteBeautiful church, a utilitarian post office, and clever playground for the environmentally conscious.
ReplyDelete...the church is known as a "steepled ell" style:
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Awesome. I like the style.
DeleteLovely church Linda and how nice that the playground is made with natural materials, don't see that too much these days ✨
ReplyDeleteA lovely church.
ReplyDeleteInteresting spire.
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