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Northern Ireland, home of the Orangemen. Oh, by the way we googled church colours and found that gold is supposed to go up at Easter and be changed out for a different colour (that we forget ) at Pentecost. Maybe orange was as close to gold as these guys could get?
5 days agoNo judgement here. That looks delicious!
5 days agoThe moss adds some real character.
5 days agoNope.. no green.. ðŸ¤.. except 💴 😌
5 days agoOr perhaps Northern Ireland? Ha ha
6 days agoFortunately, we used to have cattle on our small farm and they hold no terror for us (except large bulls and new mommas) so we were able to calmly walk on through.
6 days agoInteresting. We know very little about Christian iconography. And who is that shameless hussy with her body parts exposed?
6 days agoSymbolizing Easter ( or ) Pentecost.
6 days agoThe outdoor humor writer Patrick McManus wrote that there are two types of cows; FMCs and SMCs.
Fast Mean Cows and Slow Mean Cows.
Interesting. The twelve apostles, with the "quote" thou art Peter and upon this rock I will build my church, also found inside the dome of Saint Peter's Basilica.
But, my goodness, a woman's exposed breast. That would never be tolerated by the holier than thou types in the United States. At least not publicly.
Desolee, of course, being the French way of saying "tough luck" Or perhaps a cruder equivalent. We are still in recovery mode from yesterday.
6 days agoYikes. What a day! Lasting memories, for sure.
6 days agoDesolée indeed! Tough day.
1 week agoWe hope to return to Provence and spend several weeks just wandering around on the quiet roads, exploring the villages, and enjoying the weather.
1 week ago
It tasted really good too.
5 days ago