My friend Lee at Tarheel Ramblings has come up with a new Sunday photo meme for folks to participate in with some very simple rules or - even simpler! - perhaps no rules? As Lee puts it ...
"There are no real rules for participation. All you have to post a favorite photograph and come back here on Sunday morning to link your post to mine. I do ask that you post only photographs you can claim the copyright to (in other words, you clicked the shutter). That’s all there is to it! Have fun and be sure to get out there and enjoy the Sunday Scenery!"
If you decide to play along there's even a couple of cool buttons from which to choose from over at Lee's place (like the one I have above) so click here, grab yourself one, and join in! This meme is a great way to keep it simple on Sunday and considering I usually work 16 hour shifts on Sunday - simple is good!
For my Sunday Scenery today I thought I'd post a picture of a building that I've taken pictures of before - the Slater Building at Norwich Free Academy where Amanda attends high school. I took this picture this past Monday when we had some beautiful clear blue skies.
As an added bonus, I thought I'd also post pictures of the archways and doors that lead into the Slater Building as I just thought they were kind of cool and I love the architecture. They just don't build things like they used to!
Whatever you do and wherever you go today, may your Sunday and your scenery both be beautiful!
That's lovely - looks almost like a fairytale castle. :-)
ReplyDeleteI've posted an entry this morning, too. Do stop by if you get the chance!
Beautiful colour building - and shape.
ReplyDeleteThe first picture is my favorite with the contrast between the red brick and the deep blue sky. Excellent Sunday Scenery, Linda.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shapes... I just love that beautiful arch... amazing architecture!
ReplyDeleteMountain Retreat
What a cool looking high school. Very well done Linda. So this is your new meme. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteHave a terrific Sunday. Big hug. :)
Great shots! The snow outside looks beautiful, but I'm not going out. If I were, I'd not think it lookred good at all...
ReplyDeleteHi Linda..I think this is my first visit via Sunday Scenery and I love the architecture of this building..Michelle
ReplyDeleteYour area is so scenic.
ReplyDeleteOld buildings RULE! There's just something about being almost able to connect with the past through appreciation of what's left behind. Your photos seem to do that very well. Feel free to keep sharing with us, Linda! :)
ReplyDeletewonderful post and beautiful photo's!
ReplyDeleteWOW!! What a BLUE sky... just gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteOMG... thank you, thank you, thank you... I haven't posted anything for days... and now I have an inspiration!!
ReplyDeleteBoth shots are great but I love the first one. It is really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI've joined in the fun over at Flo's Place
the arches are amazing and the colors are so rich
ReplyDeleteExcellent photos linda but I got creeped out by the snake below.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots, as always. You just keep getting better and better.
ReplyDeleteYou have captured the most interesting architectural details yet again! NFA does have some beautiful old buildings, and Norwich looks fantastic in your renderings!
ReplyDeleteBy comparison most of our new buildings look like boxes! I love this one. Can you imagine the price tag if it was built today???
ReplyDeleteKeep on shootin' them - I'll keep on lookin'!
~~~Blessings~~~
What a beautiful photo! I love this architecture. Late 19th century perhaps?
ReplyDeleteThe building reminds me of the library in Shelton. Someday I'll post pix of it and you'll see what I mean.