In most small villages and towns in our region you will find a "calvaire",
a monument erected by the inhabitants which depicts Christ's cruxifiction.
The calvaire above is situated by the roadside
in the tiny "hameau" (hamlet) of La Folie, Normandy.
I particularly like the rustic fence of interlocked XXX at it's base.
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The rustic fence is charming!
ReplyDeleteThat is a unique fence. The cross looks almost like it's made of stone - same colour as the rocks beneath it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Maggie.
ReplyDeleteThe 'calvair' is really beautiful Maggie - and how wonderful there is nothing defacing it! As I travel I'm so tired of seeing lovely places covered in graffiti. The little fence of 'kisses' is so pretty and quite appropriate.
ReplyDeleteHugs - Mary
Mary, you make a very good point regarding graffit. We see some when traveling through large towns but not very much in rural areas. I can't ever imagine a calvaire being defaced in such a way.
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Hi Maggie, Good Morning. You captured a great shot of this rustic fence and the setting is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHave a blessed day.cm
Hello Maggie, a beautiful scene and I like the rustic fence. Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful and the rustic fence is pretty. B
ReplyDeleteLike a surrounding of X's and hugs as it can be depicted in typing the letter 'x' and 'o'. This is a wonderful scene, portraying for me much serenity.
ReplyDeletei really like the stone and rustic fence together. really nice! thanks, maggie!
ReplyDeleteGod's fence, yes. Wonderful reminder of our salvation and it's cost. I think we often forget the cost. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteGreat for link to Good Fences!
ReplyDeleteGreat for link fences.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great way to share the suffering of Christ. Very nice fence presentation.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great rustic fence and I enjoyed reading about the calvaire.
ReplyDeleteLove the stone and wooden fence
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