The letter E is for...
Eagle, Episcopal, Easter and Evergreen
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Eagle in York, Maine - my photo from a few years, ago when I was heading to York, almost daily, to watch a pair of eagles build their nest. York is about a 25 min ride from my home. The Eagles still come back every year to the same nest. So much fun to watch and photograph. We lived in York for two years back in the 1990's.
St. Ann's Episcopal church, is also known to many as
the Stone Chapel in Kennebunkport, Maine USA.
It's been a summer chapel on the seacoast,
since first opening in 1892.
The doors were just recently painted red.
Eagle, Episcopal, Easter and Evergreen
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the Stone Chapel in Kennebunkport, Maine USA.
It's been a summer chapel on the seacoast,
since first opening in 1892.
The doors were just recently painted red.
My daughter on Easter Sunday
with my Mom and Dad - taken mid 70's
Wolfeboro, New Hampshire - yesterday 8/1/2020
...an EAGLE is a rare sighting in this area, I'm jealous!
ReplyDelete...the stonework on St. Ann's EPISCOPAL church reminds my a church in the Adirondacks.
...I remember as a kid getting new EASTER clothes.
...the EVERGREENS at Lake Winnipesaukee look great.
Thanks Dawn for sharing, take care and enjoy your week.
Dawn, I enjoyed reading your nice "E" post this morning. Every topic rang a bell here, starting with Lake Winipesaukee where I spent a week campong with a junior high group from our church.
ReplyDeleteOur church wasn't a pretty steepled New England white pain6red one but rather an edge of downtown Manchester redish brown brick First Methodist. That year I taught the seventh grade boys Sunday Bible class. The start of my Bible study for over 40 years total. Most have been in Baptist churches, my specialty was seniors, late ages until they weren't able to attend. Very often they taught me.
And I mustn't neglect here your pretty eagle in flight capture. Gorgeous!! We had more hawks than eagles eagles when we lived just north of Houston but I have not seen even one here at Katy, just west of Houston. North we had lots of trees and a big lake for food sources. Half mile from a National Forest with three pretty golf courses.
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Awesome eagle shot. I'm green with envy. Beautiful dress with matching hat. I miss dressing up for Easter. The shot of the evergreens is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou left the best image to last Dawn but that is also a winning shot of the Eagle. Sorry I am late in commenting but I was away at my old caravan and wil probably be there this next weekend as well. Stay safe and have a good week ahead.
ReplyDeleteThat eagle is stunning, hust soaring above the thermals, saving its energy for finding dinner...your daughter and parents are in a wonderful multi-generational photo!
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