It's almost a year ago that my sister and I traveled back to the hometown of our childhood.
We went to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the church our father pastored for 20 of those 100 years.
It was a time we will never forget, rich with new memories stamped upon old ones.
And it seemed appropriate to make this month's notecards remembering that special time.
Please visit Vee's blog to see other notecards in this fun monthly "party."
I remember this visit... beautiful remembrances. And, these make beautiful notecards. blessings and hugs ~ tanna
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I remember that visit as well. I think one can "go home again"! I do it physically and mentally. I love your header photo. I plan to travel a similar road next month.
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Bonnie
Lovely memories and note cards to show them.
ReplyDeleteJudith
How lovely to return 'home.' Your photos look like views of fond memories. What a wonderful heritage.
ReplyDeleteThose are lovely images. And I'm sure even lovelier memories as you walked those streets again in celebration of the past. Best wishes and blessings, Tammy
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful images that would make lovely notecards. A nice memory for you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely hometown. Your images are so pretty! Thanks for visiting and commenting on my vintage photos!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pleasant return to a quintessential American town. These could sell at the local gift shop! You used some unique perspectives for these wonderful photographs.
ReplyDeleteThese are all so wonderful and would mean a lot to you and your sister. You really should print them out as cards. What a beautiful church and lovely town.
ReplyDeleteok, Pod...these HAVE to really be printed out and made into great cards. Love them.
ReplyDeleteok, Pod...these HAVE to really be printed out and made into great cards. Love them.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. Looks like a charming little town!
ReplyDeleteOh, this group of photos tugs at the heart strings, for I can sense the happy memories (old and new) attached to them. These would indeed make lovely note cards! Such charming views!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, I think they would make great note cards
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely town! These pictures would make wonderful note cards.
ReplyDeleteSure do enjoy seeing your travel pictures - makes me want to tag along next time! : - )
ReplyDeleteHappy Note Card party!!
YES! I do remember this post. A year already? Where does the time go?!
ReplyDeleteHope that you are enjoying your week!
This would be a charming set of note cards! Wonderful memories of this lovely church and town!
ReplyDeleteReminds me of my hometown....very pretty! Would absolutely make lovely notecards!
ReplyDeleteLinda
mysewwhatblog.blogspot.com
What lovely photos! This morning is very brisk here weather-wise and it will be in the high 80's so it feels like fall. And then seeing your photos really makes me feel like fall is in the air.
ReplyDeleteSo happy you were able to go to this event and to go home again!
Going home is always so special. You captured beautiful photos to remember your trip.
ReplyDeleteSmiles,
Carol
What beautiful photos full of important memories for you.
ReplyDeleteThey make such a nice group of note cards to use on many occasions - I particularly love the one of the Church - late Autumn with leaves just hanging on the trees.
Shane
Very lovely scenes for notecards and such a memorable visit for you both.
ReplyDeleteI love the way you softened the edges. It's almost like I could step right into any one of those photos. They are remarkable and absolutely PERFECT for note cards.
ReplyDeleteI love these pictures. What a beautiful town. I love the effect you used to soften the edges of each photo. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThese are so beautiful, rich with memories.
ReplyDeleteGreat cards....
Deanna
Gorgeous! So nostalgic. I love the way you blurred the edges - makes them really feel like memories. A great set!
ReplyDeleteThese certainly would make great post cards. A lovely collection of memories from your visit.
ReplyDeleteThat church is absolutely beautiful. How lovely to commemorate it on notecards.
ReplyDeleteI love your pictures, what a great place to have called home! Stopping by from the notecard party. I am a " pk" as well. ( preachers kid) and ave good memories of the churches my parents served in as well.
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