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Uploaded: 09/16/06 1:35 PM GMT
Church at The Glen
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First, I apologize for not getting the top of this wonderful little church but I took this photo out of the car as we were making a turn. But it's such a part of the history of The Glen that I had to post it. Along with the tower, this is the only other building remaining from the time when it was a Naval station. It was built by German POW's that were held at Glenview Naval Base during WWII and stands proudly on the corner of Patriot & Chestnut Streets. It's a beautiful church and as been extremely well maintained. Enjoy and thanks for coming by today. Anita

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.Novice
09/16/06 1:43 PM GMT
Beautiful sky Anita, the sky enhances the beauty of the church. A good mini history of the church too. Anita, this is a wowzer of a shot considering it was taken from your car as it made a turn !! Thanks for sharing.
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::Terrydel
09/16/06 1:53 PM GMT
Anita, if you were driving, making the turn and taking this beautiful shot all at the same time, I applaude you. It may (or may not) be a first in photography! You've captured the simple lines of the church very well and the vivid sky is such a good contrast to the starkness of the church.
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::mirto56
09/16/06 1:58 PM GMT
Nice capture of the church and sky here Anita. I even like the clarity on the street sign marking the intersection.
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::ResDesOK
09/16/06 2:04 PM GMT
Remarkable piece of history, Anita. I like that you left the street signs in, too. Your from-the-car-shots are excellent!
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::MarianaEwa
09/16/06 3:13 PM GMT
Beautiful picture. Lovley building and clear blue sky. Excellent work.
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::djholmes
09/16/06 3:42 PM GMT
Nice shot, even without the top of the spire. I have a photo of the church at Bodega, where Hitchcock filmed The Birds, and I have been hesitant to post it for the same reason. Maybe I'll take another look at it.
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::cynlee
09/16/06 3:55 PM GMT
Nice 'drive by' Anita. I like those stained glass windows a lot. Thanks for that history as well.
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.JNEMEC
09/16/06 4:30 PM GMT
hey anita, nicely sunlit - vibrant colours. well done!

cheers,
terry
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.sunnymay
09/16/06 5:30 PM GMT
that is very lovely really lovely ! I want to see that church insite ! I guess will be very intresting :) well done Anita
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.Clayd
09/16/06 6:49 PM GMT
Nice capture of the church and sky. Thanks for sharing. Excellent.
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::dutch_postings
09/16/06 7:02 PM GMT
Never mind the top, i can imagine it !!! : ) thank you for this one as well !

hans.
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::farmgirl_pml
09/16/06 11:25 PM GMT
A lovely church Anita & you captured it with wonderful clarity. Thank you for the history as well ... great job.
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::gerryp
09/17/06 12:26 AM GMT
Well this is a good shot Anita seeing as you took it from car...gerry..
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::katman
09/17/06 12:53 AM GMT
No need to get the whole church, Anita. The contrast between it and the sky is striking. Very sharp focus. Great work!!
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::DigiCamMan
09/17/06 6:44 PM GMT
A fine shot and a nice old church.
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::sanjaq
09/17/06 8:20 PM GMT
Hi Anita, Beautifully shot, especially on the move. Thanks for sharing...Tony.
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::foofoo
09/17/06 10:51 PM GMT
You are indeed a woman of many talents for it to have turned out this well Anita. No complaints from me LOL. What a pretty little church and I love the stained glass windows in this. Thanks also for sharing the history behind it.
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.softie
09/18/06 3:27 AM GMT
I'm always so thankful when you include the history of a shot you've posted, it just gives the photo even more "depth" to me. Thanks for sharing Anita.
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.arnold1973
09/18/06 5:11 AM GMT
Nice shot
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.arnli
09/24/06 8:16 AM GMT
Beautiful church, the blank lets off nicely against the blue sky. A peaceful picture
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