Next, we went to see the Cross on the Rocks. This is the view from the parking lot. Amazing.
So I decided to get a picture of me and Bill by setting the timer on my camera. Oops! Didn't set the timer!
Okay, I set it that time. But didn't get the pose in time.
There, that did it! Uh, I thought the camera had gone off already, but it hadn't.
Okay! This time it worked!
This tree is absolutely just growing from a rock!!
The view from inside the church. I wondered whether taking a picture in a Catholic church would be tacky.
But figured, nah....
This rock is the Mary and Baby Jesus formation, viewable from the back side of the church.
And someone built one heck of a rectory! (just kidding - I don't know what the heck this is, but it's also visible from there, and quite close.)
Had to get a picture of the mailbox.
This is the church from the road. The front view. It is massive, absolutely massive. Several stories high, I'd say. The little chapel is only in the very tippy top of this.
So I decided to get a picture of me and Bill by setting the timer on my camera. Oops! Didn't set the timer!
Okay, I set it that time. But didn't get the pose in time.
There, that did it! Uh, I thought the camera had gone off already, but it hadn't.
Okay! This time it worked!
This tree is absolutely just growing from a rock!!
The view from inside the church. I wondered whether taking a picture in a Catholic church would be tacky.
But figured, nah....
This rock is the Mary and Baby Jesus formation, viewable from the back side of the church.
And someone built one heck of a rectory! (just kidding - I don't know what the heck this is, but it's also visible from there, and quite close.)
Had to get a picture of the mailbox.
This is the church from the road. The front view. It is massive, absolutely massive. Several stories high, I'd say. The little chapel is only in the very tippy top of this.
Cathedral Rock
Everywhere you turn, there are sights you just can't believe.
It was truly awe inspiring.
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