Me, I like spires and that is what I typically will post. But who knows what I might come across in my travels and end up sharing.
These twin spires are atop the old St. Edward Catholic Church in Henning, Minnesota. A new and larger church has been built down the street but I think it totally lacks the character of the old building. I mean, look at the tiny peaks that encircle the two spires and other details on the tower. I wish someone would buy this old church and do some restoration.
St. Edward Catholic Church - Henning, Minnesota |
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that's really unique to have two spires! very nice!
ReplyDeleteI really like the double spires on this church. It is so distinctive. Nice one. I entered my url and the church appeared but the others entries disappeared. I don't know what to think?
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ReplyDeleteCool double spires! It looks like a rather old church, too.
ReplyDeleteso spiffy - what a gorgeous spire! ( :
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ReplyDeleteLove it...double the Blessings
ReplyDeleteGrand capture.
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Double spires . . . wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI love that is has twins, and I love all those little peaks at their base!
ReplyDeletethe spires got a character for sure!!!
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Looks Scandinavian to me. Not surprising from your part of the country? I may have to start sticking with spires too--getting a whole church in the frame is testing my skills as a photographer. :-)
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