John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, once stayed at this old cottage. It's in the coastal village of Oxwich, on the Gower Peninsula, near Swansea, in south-west Wales.
P.S. Apologies to anyone not able to see the pic earlier. As I already had it hosted on Photobucket, I just linked to it there. But Photobucket is pickled today. So I've now uploaded the pic to Blogger.
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Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Wordless Wednesday - a dying tradition
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13 comments:
I wonder if the doors are red in honor of his ministry? (I'm thinking of the red flame of the United Methodist logo.) He was quite the preacher. Great photo!
Nice shot Siani. Is it a listed building? I gather that Methodism is sufering from quite a drop in membership, bigger than other churches.. Happy WW
Thats quite interesting! I dont know about Methodist but my hubby likes to go there. Happy WW.
lovley cottage
that is a beautiful shot!
Unfortunately I couldn't see any picture ! would have been interesting !
I can't see the picture either. Is Photobucket playing up again?
Nice to see the pic, it's a good shot of a lovely cottage. Thanks.
well I still cannot see it but happy Wednesday anyway! Stop by and see me!
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that house looks great. nice photo. happy ww
That's a very interesting and historical picture. LOVE IT!
nice shot. happy ww
Oh, interesting photo! It's a lovely cottage. Happy WW! :)
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