This manse stands beside the big church in a small town on the way to Cornwall. I’ve seen the church for years, but I’d never gone down the street beside the church. the other day I did. It is amazing what we find when we venture down a side street, turn a corner or simply look in a different direction.
Private beach behind what was a manse and now a retreat – in rural Ontario
I thought today I would focus just on the one “set” of doors that lead into the manse on the way to Cornwall, it was such a lovely old home, well kept, and very inviting. The church it sits next too is full of character, it stands proud along the highway, and is always a “joy to behold” driving towards it and past it. The corner were the church stands, always feels special. You arrive there, and always there is a welcoming feeling.
A church is but a building, true, it is the community and the people that give it life, and character, but the above architecture and overall lay out of how it is situated and been maintained, was a pleasure to discover and now share with you.
Being Thursday, you can find more doors by visiting – Dan site, No Facilities https://nofacilities.com/2021/09/23/superior-street-doors/
Multitasking reduces your joy by half. When doing something give it your all. There is joy in everything.
Perfect Liberty 2021.23
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Those are beautiful doors and I think they are worthy of having their own post. I like your thoughts on multi-tasking, as well.
thanks Dan. gave me a chuckle when I read your last sentence, you who tackles so much! .. you are such a handy man and versatile whether with a power tool or a keyboard!
Thanks, but you’re right. Multitasking is a myth. Humans aren’t wired for it, and our work product is better when we focus on one thing.
Good afternoon.
bonjour Lise!!!
Beautiful buildings! but most of all I like the view of the beach! So summery:)
thanks.. I myself really enjoyed that beach, I even did the steep steps down to it so that I could just be there and take it in…having it to myself was awesome.
Oh wow, having it to yourself is a blessing:)
You have proved it is always worth exploring
good morning Derrick, sends happy waves across the pond…xxo
Lovely post!