Sunday, July 24, 2011
Leadville - Roman Catholic church
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If I remember correctly, this is the Annunciation Catholic Church.
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Colorado in Color presents a series of photos, most of which were taken in September and November of 2010. Southwestern Colorado is featured, offering glimpses of the Great Sand Dunes, Gunnison, Leadville, the Royal Gorge, etc.
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5 comments:
It's beautiful, and this sky!!!!!
Have a nice afternoon:)
So different from ours. Beautiful building.
It sort of, a little bit, reminds me of the church in my grandparent's village in Germany.
Jacob, palm trees only grow with us over the summer outdoors. They are in large pots. The winter in the greenhouse. Would be frozen. He is with us sometimes to around -20 degrees Celsius. Sometimes just turn around 0 degrees. Depending on whether the flow from the Atlantic or from the continent. Recent photographs of the Catholic church is beautiful. Do I only buildings made of bricks. Soon I want to put my blog on our Catholic Cathedral of Hradec which is also full of red bricks. Many greetings to the warm Florida! Peter.
Jacob, palm trees only grow with us over the summer outdoors. They are in large pots. The winter in the greenhouse. Would be frozen. He is with us sometimes to around -20 degrees Celsius. Sometimes just turn around 0 degrees. Depending on whether the flow from the Atlantic or from the continent. Recent photographs of the Catholic church is beautiful. Do I only buildings made of bricks. Soon I want to put my blog on our Catholic Cathedral of Hradec which is also full of red bricks. Many greetings to the warm Florida! Peter.
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