Looking back through my travel photos I see that in many places we visited there was, on our agendas, an Abbey, Cathedral, Chapel, Church, Convent, Monastery, Mosque, Pagoda, Synagogue, Temple or other place of worship. As we travel along the road I often take snaps of God's houses we pass by. These buildings range from ordinary to ostentatious.
For the Blogging from A to Z April 2024 Blogging Challenge my theme is Gods' Houses. During April I invite you to join me for an online tour of Gods' Houses from my digital albums.
Whenever I am travelling I take photos of doors, I have hundreds of door pictures and many of them are from Gods' Houses. Today I dived into my archive and found a few Entrance and Exit images from Gods' Houses, all of which are doors!
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| Tahiti, French Polynesia |
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| St John the Baptist - Megeve, France |
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| Being short is an advantage in Trondheim, Norway |
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| Porvoo Cathedral - Porvoo, Finland |
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| Tianjin, China |
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| Puerto Vallerto, Mexico |
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| Saguenay, Canada |
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| Kristiansund, Norway |
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| Kuching, Malaysia |
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| Manila, Philippines |
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| Kaohsiung, Taiwan |
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| Punta del Este, Uruguay |
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| Arica, Chile |
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| Take your pick - Muscat, Oman |
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| Which door would you choose? Shanghai, China |
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| Phuket, Thailand |
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| Tokyo, Japan |
Doors are fascinating.
ReplyDeleteSo do I - I can't help taking photos of them
DeleteI love door photos too Jill. The UK entrances look quite intimidating. Back in the day, I would be wondering if I entered, would I get to exit.
ReplyDeleteThe Scientology is quite forbidding
DeleteDoors just beg to be photographed, and you certainly have a wonderfully broad selection here!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kristi.
DeleteI really like the ornate doors, like the Manila, Philippines. Nice post.
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking I could do an AtoZ on doors, I did one on Windows back in 2017.
DeleteReally enjoying your posts this month. So many countries!
ReplyDeleteThanks, I relived so many visits while going through my photos. It's been so much fun.
DeleteDoors can be an entryway to a building or, as shown here, to a culture. I love the entryway in Tahiti.
ReplyDeleteThe Churches in French Polynesia are often brightly coloured.
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