Dans Thursday Doors
The last doors of Maclean for now. This week is St Marys Church
30 thoughts on “The doors of Maclean #4”
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Wow that’s a really epic church and door.
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Being on the hill helps make that church rather an imposing sight
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Maclean looks like a really cool place.
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It’s a small town but does have a bit of character
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The top photo makes it look like a rocket ship about to take you to meet your maker, which I guess it is in a way.
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The church is on the top of the hill. Even from street level it towers. It would be funny to be inside and start a countdown
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A classic church and doors.
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It is a standard design for sure
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Although a rather plain and modest door, it somehow seem fitting.
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Yes quite plain and modest. Not the usual for a Catholic church
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Good solid ecclesiastical doors
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They sure are Sheree
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I love the photos of this beautiful church. Your first photo, and the shape and and features lift our view upwards, as the architecture of many churches was meant to do. I really like the close up of the door and the stone entrance. The simple lines in the door, the details in the stone work are wonderful to look at. I could stare at that for a long time. I think you definitely saved the best for last.
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Thanks ever so much Dan 😀 A perfect description of the actual and the feeling
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Nice 🙂
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Thank you Sofia, happy you like the church 😀
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Oh wow that is majestic. Great photo and I love your towering first photo’s perspective. Great stone work on the facade! Excellent!
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I love the stone work and the perspective of height from almost directly beneath. It sure makes for a good photo
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Yes, I agree Brian. Most excellent.
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Oooh nice one. A door to match the steeple.
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The door adds to the perspective of height for sure Misky
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Grazie. Sono contento che ti piaccia la foto della chiesa.
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The stonework around the door is beautiful. The first shot has really cool perspective. Was limbo involved?
Fail in limbo dancing #shorts #fail
Hugs!
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Buildings had style in the 19th century. No limbo involved. Far enough down the hill to look up without any neck strain as well 😁
That was a good limbo face plant 😂
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Very beautiful.
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The church is quite beautiful
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That first shot is gorgeous!
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Thank you very much Brenda 😀
I am posting another photo of the church for this weeks Silent Sunday
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