Fortunately for me, the great Uncle Michel loves this area and was swift to oblige.
Stately but inviting churches pepper the heart of Swiss watchmaking country.
Monday, March 21, 2011
Driving through the picturesque countryside of the Franches Montagnes toward La Chaux-de-Fonds yesterday, I jumped out of the car whenever my brother-in-law would give in to my pleadings for a photo op.
Fortunately for me, the great Uncle Michel loves this area and was swift to oblige.
Stately but inviting churches pepper the heart of Swiss watchmaking country.
Fortunately for me, the great Uncle Michel loves this area and was swift to oblige.
Stately but inviting churches pepper the heart of Swiss watchmaking country.
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Ha ha!
I will have the same thing with my sister next week..
When i go back to Seattle..stop here.. stop here !
Have a great new week Allison!
Spring :)
Wow! And stately they are!
What a slope the last church is built upon....I really hope the church goers remember their park brakes!
:)
They sure are stately...I love them. I love those old beautiful steeples.
The nicely pruned trees in the first one are unique to keep them small.lovely shots and I am glad he stopped for you. When I drive I go slow in some areas and have to pull over for traffic a lot and stop often.
That is a beautiful town and church. You are just like me, I've been known to make others stop so that I can take pictures! Carla
That first shot is just fantastic! Love those gnarly trees against the wall and the church above.
Love old churches :) You took so many beautiful shots! So charming !!! :)
I like the top photo, the one where the triffids are trying to escape,,,M
That is why I prefer to drive, this way I can yell at myself "STOP!" :-)
Hahaha! Je crois que t'as oublié de mentionner la raison principale de son arrêt! Coquine!
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