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Comment by jdannels:
I agree the overcast sky really allows one to studt the details in the building. I think youmay have been able to clone these power lines out easilt although it does still give a feel of how it looks.

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Comment by emily212:
fun

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Comment by Elaine:
You are beating me to all the places on my list of things to shoot! Go back to Walnut Grove! :) (just kidding!) I like the building against white of the sky. Good shot!

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Comment by KarenNfld:
great building, you don't see many stone buildings around.

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Comment by MelonMusketeer:
I was going to say something about the fine stonework in the area you live in, but I see you have already said that.
The overcast lighting is fine with me in this case, as the lack of shadow allows study of the details in the areas that would be too dark to see in direct sunlight. We have very little stone in the area where I live, so I find these buildings to be very interesting.
The building and grounds look very well maintained.

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Comment by SandyP:
Great angle on that grande old architectural delight! It makes it look larger than life -- as a church should :)

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Comment by Katmystiry:
Such a beautiful rich color captured here.

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Comment by Elaine:
I don't think I have ever been there. I plan to explore some of the old buildings, but I wish it would get a little warmer. Nice shot!

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Comment by Sweetlittlepixie:
My daughter is writing my comments this evening and she says 'that looks a bit like my school, I like the sunset glowing on the building.'

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Comment by KarenNfld:
What a great looking city hall