Monday, November 26, 2012

Church doors, John, and a bench

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A blog-friend from Scandinavia came to visit today!
We walked down to the local monastery.
I took this shot through the church doors (while sitting in the church)  to catch a beautiful wooden bench resting on ancient stones.
(You can enlarge this photo a lot to see details.)

That's John the Baptist on the left with his message, in Hebrew.
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(A post for Whimsical Windows, Delirious Doors.)
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15 comments:

  1. So glad to think of you walking under peaceful skies!


    Have a Sweet Week -
    Warm Aloha to YOU
    from Honolulu
    Comfort Spiral

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  2. Even though it leads into the inside, feels as if much more opens up behind that door.

    Please have a good new week ahead.

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  3. Lots to see here, and isn't it wonderful to meet other bloggers?!

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  4. Oh, that is indeed a beautiful window, and a beautiful bench! Great find!
    So - where are you from in Chicago?
    :)

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  5. Cloudia, yes, it is even more of a pleasure now.

    Robert, you know, you're right!

    Ciel, yes! Spiderdama from Norway is here.

    Toby, I spent my first 22 years in Chicago, living at several places on the North Side, near the lake. Pierce and then Swift School. Senn High School. First 3 semesters at Navy Pier, then to the Circle Campus when it was built, before transferring out of state.
    And YOU?

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  6. Oh, how organized of you! I spent my first 17 years in Chicago, also on the North Side, in Lincolnwood. I came to Israel on a one year program after high school, fell in love with the country, and have pretty much been here (with a short 3 year break in Boston) ever since.
    Nice to meet you again :)

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  7. Nice capture of the itinerant preacher.

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  8. Beautiful picture, elaborate bench!

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  9. A lovely moment captured forever. What stories those old stones could tell; wish I could hear them speaking!

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  10. How I love these blogger meetings. Glad you had a good time

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  11. That is a beautiful chapel - the simple stained glass is soothing as it lets in the light and the saint with the Hebrew text is lovely. A great find!

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  12. Yea, that was beautiful when I saw this in March!

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  13. Love the depth of field and colours on this shot Dina. Thanks for posting. There is a lot to observe in the small frame.

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  14. I love it that you're meeting so many blog friends, Dina.

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  15. This bench and the glas window is so beautiful and and Bible texts in this church even better. I enjoyed it very much. Thank you for spending time with us:-)

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