Oh, I have a Lake Bled pic, too! The weather wasn’t quite as good when we visited, nor are any of my shots from our boat ride all that great, but it’s a neat place.
The first couple of times I went to Paris I was overawed by its beauty. The third time I started to get the sensation of a slightly suffocating housing estate. I haven’t been back since.
Bath is similar in this respect.
This is annoying — all my pictures that were taken in portrait mode show up rotated 90 degrees and cut off at the bottom when I go to post them. Anyone know how to fix this?
Wife has ~all of the good pictures from our vacations, but found these from Elmelunde Kirke on the island of Møn in Denmark. There are cool looking frescoes inside.
Yes!
Nice. That’s one of the ones I had that’s on its side.
“Wow, pretty scenery here. We should build a big ass church on top of that hill.”
“No.”
“At the bottom of the valley then?”
“Also no.”
In the alternate timeline where they said “yes” to this question.
Santa Maria de Montserrat
I was very impressed with the pipes. Reminded me of a customized big truck/motorcycle Mad Max style
Temppeliaukio Church (Church of the Rock) in Helsinki. This is definitely the most unique church I’ve ever seen, it was built in a rock formation in the middle of town.
Wow, don’t think I’ve ever seen horizontal pipe organ pipes. That’s something.
The organ I posted earlier has them too. I wonder if they are by the same organ maker.
Nice. I spent 2 months traveling through Colombia and debated going to that place b/c it looks so cool, but ultimately I decided that it was way too far out of the way (I went from Bogotá up to Tayrona).
I was headed down to Ecuador anyway, so it made sense for me. But yeah, it’s a helluva long way down from Bogota! The very south of Colombia wasn’t particularly exciting either.
Interesting. They aren’t as obvious in the angle of that pic, so I’d missed them.
Some churches in Georgia
Gergeti Trinity Church, in the mountains north of Tbilisi
Holy Trinity Cathedral, downtown Tbilisi
For scale