Take your pick. Or an arched window. Whatever!

I can contribute a window...

Window over an entrance to St George's Cathedral in the heart of the city of Perth. It's the main Anglican church in WA. The building of the cathedral commenced in 1879 and it was finished and consecrated in 1888. The bricks are all hand-made. It's currently undergoing extensive restoration.

An arched bridge over the Grand Union Canal at Foxton Locks.

Doncaster Corn Exchange:

A Roman aqueduct in Nerja, Spain, that is still in use today for irrigation.

This is a window in the HK Football Club. They all depict a different sport. Not too good as the light in there is iffy.

These arches don't actually go anywhere.



The statues are on the outer walls of Salisbury Cathedral. Many were damaged by centuries of wind and rain; many others - especially those within easy reach - were damaged or destroyed by Roundheads (although the cathedral in general escaped from the worst excesses of Puritan zeal). Restoration is a fine art - in some places damaged statues are left as they are, in others they are restored or in some cases replaced, a testimony to the skills of modern masons.

Talking of the skills of modern masons, I have posted what I think is a wonderful example of that in the daily photo thread. Have a look.

Not the original photo I had in mind, but someone already posted an aqueduct!

Is that the Arch-bishop?

Salisbury isn't an Arch-diocese so those bishops are underneath the Arches.

This church window is dedicated to the memory of my son-in-law's grandfather.
A businessman and the father of nine children, he became an Anglican priest later in life.

One of each at the entrance to Hertford North station

Arches to the beach and the sea at Whitley Bay



This was a winter photo

This memorial window is in the chapel of a local university preparatory school, not far from my home.

NB Get ready for next two week theme starting Sunday17th April
All the creatures in the "There was an old woman who swallowed a fly" song. Do I need to list them? (Thanks to QB with her "Horse of course" photo this week!)

"Do I need to list them?"

Yes, you do, I am old and forgetful!

OK!

fly,
bird,
cat,
dog,
goat,
cow,
horse,
(Had you better write them down somewhere, dear?)

A natural arch (near Cabo San Lucas). It's certainly not the best picture I've ever taken, but the margaritas served on the sailboat were RATHER strong to say the least LOL

One of the entrances to Fatehpur Sikhri in Agra.

Part of the old Bishop's Palace at St Davids, Pembrokeshire.

Marble steps, mahogany banisters, and arched window at the Administration Building for the Panama Canal

A portion of the stained glass windows at our shire library (photo taken from the mezzanine looking down).

FABulous pictures for this theme everybody!

This is a synagogue in Savannah Georgia


And ok, I have a fly ready to go (would that be a fly on the fly?).
Can we have somewhere to put it?
Also, maybe this one could run longer so we have a chance to post one pic for every animal listed in the song? (I'm only asking because I'm a Libra and can't make decisions lol).

p.s. there should be a spider in that list somewhere