Today only one church and its doors, but what a church! I’ve been seeing it from afar all my life, and only now thought to approach. I was blown away. It looks mighty Italian and yet it’s in Ljubljana, my birthtown in Slovenia, which I’m about to leave once again.
By next Thursday I’ll be back in Tuscany. Time went by so fast.
No captions today but these photos were taken in this order in six minutes after the lovely time with friends as described in my yesterday’s birthday post.
After we dropped them off, I pointed to the church and told amore: “Go there!” He waited for me in the car while I approached but didn’t enter since a Mass was in process (I think).
This is Our Lady of Help Parish Church in Rakovnik, Ljubljana, a Roman Catholic church that could easily be somewhere in Italy too. If it were there, I’d climb mountains to find it on the basis of a single photo.
Here are several so that you can follow my gaze from the church to the neighbouring basketball court to the guy’s face on the wall (what’s up with that?) back to the church from all possible angles and finally to its doors. They are nice but it’s the totality that is mighty pretty. Have a look.
For Thursday Doors challenge hosted by Dan at No Facilities
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I can see why you only needed this church, Manja. It’s beautiful. I love the photos you included, especially the ones at close angles.
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Thank you, Dan. I wished to transfer the moment as I was strolling around the church, taking it in, and could have exaggerated a bit with the number of shots (again). I’m glad you like them.
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i think the mix was good. I did feel like I was walking around with you.
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Beautiful church and doors!
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Thank you, Teresa! I was quite blown away by it, as the number of shots clearly demonstrates. 😀
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I noticed that 👍🏼
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It is so beautiful! I agree with Don’s comment.
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Thank you, Lynette. As long as there aren’t too many photos. 😉
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Beautiful church, Manja. And I found the bird man rather intriguing. –Curt
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Thank you, Curt. That bird is gone by now, it was temporary. Some of the locals were very much against it.
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Sometimes, the more ‘local’ you are, the harder it is to stretch your imagination, Manja. One of the benefits of travel is how it expands our perspective! 🙂
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Love the closer images of the church doors, Manja
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Thank you, Sue. I like to click the same as I look around. This tends to yield (too) many photos. 😀
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Not to worry!
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Really unusual church. I love the twin towers and doors.
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Thank you, Paul. I saw later that it was built almost exactly 100 years ago. I’m sorry I didn’t add this info.
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So many lovely details! Glad you captured it!
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Thank you, Katy! I knew it was a bit of an overkill, so many shots, but then again, I wished to show them all.
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Thank you so much for liking my images!!! ☺️
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You’re always most welcome, Marina! 🙂
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