As I have mentioned in my previous posts, I spent a few days in Daylesford with my husband, Jack. Jack is a different kind of guy and a very special one at that. I am praising him, not because I know that he will be reading this sometime soon, but because he is a very understanding person.
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While we were driving along the main road of this beautiful town i saw a church and a door. I said “Oh, there’s a door…Can I please take a photo of that, I need it for my blog.” He stopped and he patiently waited for me to finish taking the photo.
As we were driving away, maybe just a few minutes after I saw another church… and guess what I did? Oh, and I have to mention, there were four churches on this street, so close to each other. 😂😂😂😂 ⛪️ ⛪️ ⛪️ ⛪️
(You may ask why he didn’t just let me walk to all the churches in one go. Well, that was the day that Melbourne temperature was so high and we had the bushfires… so of course he didn’t let me walk)
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This is for Norm’s Thursday Doors Challenge – Doors of 4 Town Churches
Daylesford Uniting Church
Former Daylesford Wesleyan Chapel (now privately owned)
Anglican Parish of Daylesford
St Peter’s Catholic Church
My camera & I... 
Tell him thanks. It was nice to see these beautiful doors and churches. My family is quite good about it, too, thankfully and even my s-i-l when I visit her in France. 🙂
janet
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We are lucky for the support given to us.
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You found some beauties! Pat the hubby on the back for us 🙂
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Haha I sure will.
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Those are beautiful doors. It was good of him to stop and move you from place to place. I love the support our families give to our interest.
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Yes Dan, so thankful and I have told him that.
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I love red bricks, it’s great to see them in a church version. Wishing you lots and lots of rain!
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Thanks for the comment. I guess prayers granted, we are having a bit of rain.
Teresa
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Churches are always rich hunting grounds for great doors.
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Yes, Sheree, that is so true.
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