Chapel of the Holy Cross was built upon one of the colorful red rocks (about 250 feet high) in 1956 in Sedona, Arizona. It was made to blend into and no distract the beautiful scenery.
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23 comments:
Great shot...beautiful architecture...well done
Thank you so much for coming and posting a comment on my blog. I love your photograph and the beautiful reflection of the red rock. It is such a contrast. I hope to see you again on my blog.
<>, being fascinated with church architecture, would like to see more of this chapel. He thanks you for your visit to San Franciso Bay Daily Photo.
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That's cool, it really looks like the rocks are inside.
This is amazing! I would like to see more of it!
Beautiful...
It looks beautiful Ruth.
Oh beautiful! That's a place I would love to go to!
I must say I love it all but the pink oink critters of Sedona City -made me smile over and over again!
Warm Hugs,
Jemma
Ruth, I have seen pictures of the Chapel of the Holy Cross before, but your's are breathtaking. Yet another place to put on my bucket list. Tom The Backroads Traveller
Wow that is an amazing chapel built in such a location.
The church seems to fit so well in the scenery. Lovely views!
what a view it commands!
such a neat place!!! such beautiful territory. :)
I had never seen this before!
Stunning.
I love how it reflects the stones.
Wow! That is very cool.
I've seen this church from the outside. Now that I've seen your photos from the inside, I'll have to go back!
Barricade Shadows
what a beauty. i wonder where i have seen it before? another blog? on the news or? i will try to recall. just amazing either way. ( :
We were in Sedona about 8 years ago... don't remember seeing this!
To me, Sedona is one of the most beautiful places. I simply love it.
What an incredible place. Astonishing! Beautifully done. Wonderful photos, Ruth.
What a beautiful modern church in a amazing place. Fantastic.
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