The Church by laine

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The Church

The Four Corners of Ross
The crossroads in the middle of town is known as the Four Corners of Ross, potentially leading your soul in one of four directions: temptation (the Ross Hotel), salvation (the Catholic Church), re-creation (the town hall) or damnation (the old jail). We know which one we would choose…

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Mairéad		01-Jul-2023 21:16
It's a very pretty little church to keep people away from temptation.

Zoltán Balogh		30-Jun-2023 16:37
How lovely this little church is! V

Dennis Hoyne		26-Jun-2023 23:33
A fine shot of this lovely church.

larose forest photos		26-Jun-2023 20:40
A very sober looking church, well captured in all its square built solidity. I'll choose the hotel!! V

Graeme		26-Jun-2023 10:25
A very good shot of this pretty church, Laine.V

Johnny JAG		25-Jun-2023 18:26
I'll see you in the hotel

Ray :)		25-Jun-2023 17:26
Does the hotel do chocolate? I thought so.

Helen Betts		25-Jun-2023 14:35
Fine shot of the church, and an interesting explanation of the four corners. I liked Alan K.'s comment about the last two of them!

bill friedlander		25-Jun-2023 14:32
Nice view of the beautiful church. V

janescottcumming		25-Jun-2023 13:04
Great text to go with this well done photo.

Danad		25-Jun-2023 09:42
A beautiful church ! V

Tom LeRoy		25-Jun-2023 06:49
A lovely little church with a special name. Now which one? V

Liz Bickel		25-Jun-2023 06:27
Lovely photo and a great description of the meaning.

Alan K		25-Jun-2023 05:08
If you've ever seen broadcasts of council meetings, it's possible that you have the last two around the wrong way.

Bryan Murahashi		25-Jun-2023 04:39
A beautiful little church.

joseantonio		25-Jun-2023 04:21
a beautiful little church.V.

Coleen Perilloux Landry		25-Jun-2023 03:46
What a lovely story and photo.

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