Saturday, October 14, 2006

St.Michaels at Brightwater

This is where I found the little family posted a day before yesterday.
[Edit] Not in this paddock but in the front yard of the church property.
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10 comments:

  1. Carol E.10/14/2006 1:04 pm

    Hey, Meg. My photo of Jemne bldg in St. Paul is very close (1 block) to the downtown St. Paul Library. I don't know anything about Woods Chocolates. Surely I would have sniffed that out by now...

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  2. Meg10/14/2006 3:02 pm

    Wood's Victoria Brittle, Carol. If I remember correctly, I discovered them when Butler's Square was refurbished and reopened around '75-'76. Then I discovered the main shop was in St Paul, and I used to go there ever week when I took sax lessons in downtown when I was at HU. I have no idea where I took the lessons, it might have been at a musical instrument shop, but I did go to Woods religiously to get the brittles. And normally I don't even like brittles. And from memory, it was up the hill near the library. They were there at least until .... January '82. Ring a bell? Or do I have my georgraphy all wrong?

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  3. phlegmfatale10/14/2006 5:15 pm

    wow - what an interesting church - it looks like it has a flared skirt on!

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  4. Anonymous10/14/2006 7:41 pm

    aw..they live in such a lovely area :)

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  5. Irredento Urbanita10/14/2006 10:06 pm

    You are giving sweet touches to your shots. A long time I hadn't seen a chicken whit its children.

    Greetings from BCN.

    My future blog won't be from Lima

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  6. Ben Nakagawa10/15/2006 9:32 am

    Thank you everyone for stopping by.

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  7. Edulabbe10/16/2006 2:03 pm

    A very nice church.
    I love little churches in rural areas.

    Greetings from Chile

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  8. Ben Nakagawa10/16/2006 6:19 pm

    Thanks Edulabbe.
    Those old church buildings have lots of characters.

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  9. Anonymous10/17/2006 5:54 am

    this church looks like churches in Switzerland. wonderful

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  10. Ben Nakagawa10/17/2006 7:58 am

    Thank you Zsolt72.

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