Something Snappy in Trowbridge

The weather forecast wasn't promising so this months Something Snappy meet was held in St James' Church in Trowbridge. The words were: 'begins with H', 'brown', 'triangle', 'seasonal', 'entrance', 'spiral', 'long', 'ceremonial', 'corner', '3/three', and the bonus word was 'connected with Wiltshire'.

Here's my selection ...

begins with H - the door hinge

brown - the pulpit

triangle - 15 holes arranged to create a triangular pattern, the design on a music stand 

seasonal - the colour of the alter cloth changes depending on the liturgical season

entrance - the door to the vestry

spiral - one of the poppy wreathes

long - the length of the nave

ceremonial - it's not easy to see but this is a photo of some of the choir robes

corner - a pine cone found in the corner of a desk

3/three - three wheatsheaves on a hassock

bonus: connected with Wiltshire - some of the colours (flags) of the Wiltshire Regiment

We all had a good time and the volunteers in the church were very helpful and welcoming. On Wednesday mornings the church hold a coffee morning so we were able to get hot drinks and biscuits (sadly no cake!) without having to dodge the raindrops and walk to a café. There were only five of us this time, but we had a good laugh and also decided on the next venue - it'll be Trowbridge Museum next time, which should be interesting. 

An added bonus was that I also managed to get a selection of photos for my monthly photo challenge as well!

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  1. St James is a beautiful church, and topped with a lovely coffee too.. sounds like a good visit.

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    1. It is a beautiful church and today's visit was a lovely reminder of that. I actually had hot chocolate, which was yummy. It was a good visit and all the group members managed to get a full set of photos, so everyone was happy.xx

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  2. As always, you have taken some wonderful photos for the prompts! I'm not finding a lot of things for the monthly challenge, this time around. Nothing much is changing in my area!

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    1. Thanks Bless.

      I'm not finding the monthly challenge as easy as I thought it would be. There isn't much foliage changing so far so there's no chance of the colourful photos I was imagining! xx

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  3. Lovely lot of photos. Glad the people in the church were accommodating.

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    1. Thanks Sharon. I think they were happy to see us as we were the only ones there for the majority of the time! xx

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    2. You did really well with your photos in fact they are fabulous.

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  4. Churches are the most interesting places, love your photo's.

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    1. Thanks Marlene. Yes, churches are fascinating places. xx

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  5. Great photos. Such a lovely and interesting church.

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    1. Thanks Carole. I think this church is worth another visit just to record its history. xx

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  6. Such a beautiful church. I like your photo of the very large hinge & of the very ornate pulpit.

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    1. I love all the ironwork in this church - it's big and beautifully crafted. The pulpit is amazing and the ends of all the pews match parts of the designs on the pulpit. xx

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