pieces of progress...

the emerging The Nepean resort by St Mark's Anglican Church in Dromana...


progress
reinvents 
old beauty


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Monday Mellow Yellows

cramped by progress...

blue spring skies over St Mark's church in Dromana...
on the right is a glimpse of the new The Nepean resort...


cramped by progress
but the small church still reaches
for the skies



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Monday Mellow Yellows

Kidz Holiday Program

St Marks Anglican Church Dromana runs a lengthy holiday program each Christmas (through January) holidays.


Time for just playing
Finding the creative soul
A worthwhile past time




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Church Wall in Black and White

Side wall of St Mark's Anglican Church, Dromana
Construction of the Neo-gothic-style St Mark's Anglican Church was commenced in 1892 and the first service was held in the church in April 1893. The church was constructed using rusticated limestone with red brick quoins and features rendered parapets at the gable end. 
St Mark's is the Mornington Peninsula's third oldest Anglican stone church and is only pre-dated by St John's in Sorrento (1874) and St Andrew's in Rye (1882).
Ref: Australian Heritage

Textures and shadows
Rigid lines and curving shapes
Sacred monochrome

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Mainly Music

Sign (permanent) on the fenceline of St Mark's Anglican Church, Dromana

Just two simple words
But each laden with questions
Saintly temptation


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Possible

St Marks, Dromana on the Mornington Peninsula

In sacred spaces
There's always inspiring hope
Goals are possible

 
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Today's Prompt - Possible

Sacred Night Lights

Pic by Gemma Wiseman ~ Night view of a window in St Mark's church, Dromana, Mornington Peninsula
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SOOC Sunday #92
Haiku Heights #3 ~ Field
(Gemma from Greyscale Territory brings us today's prompt)
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Stunning church window
Night shades of reaching branches
Sacred eeriness
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Precious soul windows
Harvest in a lonely field
Lingering bounty
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Three Lines from Your Heart
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St Mark's, Dromana by Night Light

Pic by Gemma Wiseman ~ A window in St Mark's church, Dromana, Mornington Peninsula. Construction of the Neo-gothic-style St Mark's Anglican Church was commenced in 1892 and the first service was held in the church in April 1893. The church was constructed using rusticated limestone with red brick quoins and features rendered parapets at the gable end. St Mark's is the Mornington Peninsula's third oldest Anglican stone church and is only pre-dated by St John's in Sorrento (1874) and St Andrew's in Rye (1882). - Extract from Heritage Australia
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Window Views...and Doors Too
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Like soft divine light
Like colours of the spirit
Stained glass reality
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Window on St Mark's, Dromana

Pic by Gemma Wiseman ~ A window in Dromana's St Mark's church, Mornington Peninsula
Construction of the Neo-gothic-style St Mark's Anglican Church was commenced in 1892 and the first service was held in the church in April 1893. The church was constructed using rusticated limestone with red brick quoins and features rendered parapets at the gable end. St Mark's is the Mornington Peninsula's third oldest Anglican stone church and is only pre-dated by St John's in Sorrento (1874) and St Andrew's in Rye (1882). - Extract from Heritage Australia
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Window Views...and Doors Too
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A limestone legend
Graceful brick-framed arced windows
Glimpse of memories
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Window Views Through Limestone

Pic by Gemma Wiseman ~ St Mark's Anglican Church, Dromana, Mornington Peninsula
Construction of the Neo-gothic-style St Mark's Anglican Church was commenced in 1892 and the first service was held in the church in April 1893. The church was constructed using rusticated limestone with red brick quoins and features rendered parapets at the gable end. St Mark's is the Mornington Peninsula's third oldest Anglican stone church and is only pre-dated by St John's in Sorrento (1874) and St Andrew's in Rye (1882). ~ Australian Heritage
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Window Views #10
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Sacred window views
Treasured old inner sanctums
Protected spaces
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