Looking down Acorn Avenue towards Hyde Chapel.
Sunday, April 19, 2009
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8 comments:
Nice photo. I have a very good friend in Mississippi who lives on an Acorn there. I can't remember the designation, street, avenue, lane, road. It's certainly a modern, suburban American street, not anything like your Acorn Avenue.
Impressive photo.
I like that tower.
Nicely done. Church steeples always such a dominant force in photography.
Acorn Avenue at least looks like it might be.
Like Babooshka, I'm impressed by that steeple. A natural aim for any photgrapher.
Fantastic picture!
Have a nice Sunday!
Léia
Nice view of the steeple and I like the name too - Acorn Avenue. Sounds like the place a squirrel might live!
Acorn Avenue.. is a much sort after location in Gee Cross... and rightly so.
How on earth did I miss this one! I lived in Acorn Avenue until I was 10 - no 1. My mum and dad bought it when they were newly married. Happy days!
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