The “San Giovanni” (Saint John) church weather vane, an image of the saint missing from the John the Baptist post.See also: John the Baptist - Weather Vane
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16 comments:
Both rustic and beautiful.
Melting this yellow into the blue sky might return green, colour of hope.
Please have a good Thursday.
daily athens
This is a very simple pennant. It looks quite old.
Love it! What a beautiful shot VP.
Love the design.
Gripping colours.
Lucy
Here near Ein Kerem, John's birthplace, you see many images of the Baptist. But on a weather vane?! This is a first for me to see!
The post most of us missed...
Beautiful combination of gold and blue.
What a magnificent blue sky. Wonderful the way it supports the vane.
Simple and clear, two important ingredients for a good photo!
I like the way this wind vane has weathered. It's beautiful!
I don't think I've ever seen a religious weather vane like this. The details show up marvelously against that bright blue sky.
It's beautiful VP, thanks!
Léia
Super! It's a weatherbeaten (pun intended) beauty.
It really pops up against that blue sky.
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