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There is a cemetery behind the church.
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...I love the window over the doors, that is common in this area too! Let's hope that the grass greens up soon. Thanks Linda for sharing.
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ReplyDeleteI was impressed by the lack of trees on these hills...though you do see a lot down in the valley. The cemetery looks well cared for. I am always unhappy to see some that are not trimmed at all. Somehow each church needs to remember it's founding members sleeping out there.
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ReplyDeleteVery nice collection of photographs.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
That church is distinctive.
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