Windows in a Fort
I was working on a post for another of my blogs. Some photos of Fort Pulaski in the mouth of the Savannah river by Tybee Island, Georgia. I dug up a handful of old photos and was going over them trying to decide what to use in my post when I noticed this frame.
A closer look was called for. Yes, indeed, two of the gun ports have windows in them!
Really, take an even closer look. A window! So I just had to use it for my Monday Window post. Even before finishing the post over at 2C2V.
OK, that it for today. Intrigued? Go on over to 2c2v and see my post.
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How intriguing! There’s military history in the post from your co-challenge producer Becky today. Here’s hers: https://beckybofwinchester.com/2020/07/27/square-perspective-27/ And here’s mine: https://margaret21.wordpress.com/2020/07/27/a-train-ride-in-london-docklands/ . Now … I’m just off to follow your link.
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That’s interesting. Here is mine for this week. https://mywanderings.travel.blog/2020/07/27/stop-and-look-at-the-walls/
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It would be interesting to know what’s behind those windows.
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Intriguing indeed. Although, I am not military minded. But the moment one dives into history it is difficult to avoid it, just as it is difficult to avoid the church (at least in Europe).
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Thank you, Margaret. I loved Becky’s photos, and the theme tie-ins, hers and yours!
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Thank you, Teresa. Love your walls!
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Thanks, tg. Now I have to schedule another visit to go an photograph the other side. Will have to wait till after the pandemic as the park is closed now.
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Sadly, conflicts have always been with us and continue to do so. At least churches were built for a higher purpose.
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I am looking forward to that.
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Please remind me when it’s safe to travel. At my age, I’m not sure that I will find my notes 😉
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I am sorry to say – it might still take a while.
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So true, in this country we “have not yet begun to fight”.
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It was very serendipitous.
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sad..
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