As Martha suggested this evening, I am submitting the same photo to this challenge as to the J-land photoshoot the week before. By the way, I am going to put it into the Judged category, gulp. Here goes, copied from that entry:
One very old
chapel in the Ness area of Lewis, dedicated to St Moluag, an acolyte of
St Columba. This firebrand priest is credited with bringing
Christianity to Scotland. A very readable account is given by Nigel
Tranter, who takes a little bit of poetic license. Anyway, here is the
pic of the chapel, which I took on 27 April 2007.
Tuesday, 1 April 2008
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Gorgeous
ReplyDeletestill love it!
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I like this, good job. Helen
ReplyDeleteI love that picture. But, I imagine Sunday services during the winter, back in the old days...were bone chilling experiences. Brrrrrrrr. Linda in Washington state
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful old stone structure!!! I am so glad you entered this in the challenge. Looks like a lovely place to visit~
ReplyDeleteMarie
i love this! it's beautiful and very worthy of the challenge topic. :)
ReplyDeletegina
I love this picture, you took a great shot of it.
ReplyDeleteGem :-)
What a beautiful old chapel...this one is perfect for the challenge. Take care...
ReplyDeleteJoyce
Good luck with the Judged category, gulp!
ReplyDeleteIt's a winner by my account Guido.
I wish we had those self same blue skies above the church here today in the Lakes.
Good luck!
Jeanie
I'm happy you entered this, it is a wonderful photo and certainly fits the challenge. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteLisa
What a wonderful building, in a lovely setting. Great photo. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Beautiful photo, Guido. I'd give you the prize if I could. LOL
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Great photo, Guido, I love the surrounding green and the way the center fence leads the eye and connects with the other fences behind the building. Nice.
ReplyDeleteVeronica
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Guido, that's a GREAT image and a perfect submission. I just love old buildings, and in that area, they're a LOT older than what I can find to shoot here. I love the way you photographed it with the fence leading up to the chapel...beautiful.
ReplyDeleteVicki
This is very good!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat choice!
Linda :)
As you already know, I think this is absolutey wonderful!
ReplyDeleteMartha :-)