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These are my mum's Engagement and Wedding rings which she's had for over 60 years now. Stacked together and reflected in a mirror to form the shape of a cross.
One night in 1984, the Reverend Bernard Coffindaffer had an epiphany. God called him, he explained afterward, to erect sets of three crosses across the land to recall Christ's crucifixion at Calvary. He would raise them wherever he could and start nearby—in the foothills west of the Allegheny Mountains in central West Virginia.
I'm not sure if these three crosses are part of what he erected, because he died in 1993 and others have taken up his mission. Most of his were painted with the center one being yellow and the two flanking ones blue. Many are now falling in disrepair which I find sad. It was very foggy the day I took this photo. Anyway, seems a fitting photo for today as it's Sabbath and Anita, Maddy (grandbaby) and I are headed to Roanoke and church. Have a blessed day everyone! :)
La Mercat Cross (Croix de Marché) d'Édimbourg se dresse sur la place du Parlement à côté de la cathédrale Saint-Gilles. L'actuelle Mercat Cross, d'origine victorienne (1882), a été construite à proximité du site occupé par l'originale.
Comme ailleurs en Écosse, d'importantes annonces civiques ont été faites à la Mercat Cross. À Édimbourg, les proclamations royales et parlementaires qui ont affecté toute l'Écosse y ont été lues publiquement. La pratique d'annoncer les successions à la monarchie et la convocation d'élections générales est poursuivie à ce jour par les hérauts du Lord Lyon, roi des Armes.
La Croix est surmontée de la Licorne, animal emblématique de l'Ecosse. Les écussons représentent les armoiries royales de Grande-Bretagne, d'Écosse, d'Angleterre et d'Irlande, les armoiries d'Édimbourg, de Leith et du Canongate ainsi que celles de l'Université d'Edimbourg.
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I did a wee shoot at a local graveyard recently and I took this picture of a Cross on top of a crypt and I tried to incorporate the Church window in the background. I don't know if this picture is any good or not but I like the effect and with it being Easter I thought I'd upload it...
The most eye-catching of the three benches in the grounds of St Rufus Church is bookended by carvings of Mr Gauld’s cherished black and yellow Labradors, Samson and Delilah.
The White Cross World War I Memorial in the Mojave National Preserve at sunrise with the comet NEOWISE (composited).
The tenth and last image in this long Insect Series...
Yes, yes, I know. Spiders are NOT insects! So they technically should not be a part of this series. But I'll claim artistic license, lame as that may be :) This spider is just too amazing not to post as the finale to the series!
While Spiders and Insects share the same Phylum (Arthropoda), they are in different Classes- Spiders are in the Arachnid Family, while insects are in the Insecta Family. Spiders have 8 legs, insects have 6. No spider species have wings, while many insects do have wings.
This fairly large (3-inch) Cross Spider has been hanging around my Astilbe plants for the past two weeks. I spent a couple hours one day working every angle to get some stellar images of it. And you are looking at one of them here.
I love the light from the sky that shines through its body and give the spider such clear definition and clarity. I also like that you can clearly see the white cross symbol on its body from which it gets its name. Enlarge to the max to get the most immersive view.
With the cold of autumn moving in, I probably won't be seeing many more insects and spiders, so I am very happy that I was able to capture so many of them over the late summer months.
Thank you for joining me in this series with your views, faves, and comments... It's been so enjoyable!
European garden spider or cross spider
Gartenkreuzspinne
[Araneus diadematus]
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I captured this well-defined lenticular cloud over the Holy Cross Wilderness. Mt. of the Holy Cross (14,009'), after which the wildreness is named, is the peak on the far right.