Last Saturday was spent meeting up with a fellow blogger and touring a little bit of rural Alberta. Thank you to Glen Bowe to showing me a few places that were new to me.
That dome roof is very distinctive, I like it! I'd read someplace that dandelion was a good source of vitamin C and valued plant until after WW2. After the war lawn envy cam about and the chemical companies made good money selling herbicides to kill them and give you that perfect lawn.
I remember seeing this one as "the small church with the big dome." No dandelions when I was there, just snow.
Dandelion salad is delicious. Find a big patch of dandelions and lay a piece of plywood over them for a week. Remove the plywood and there will be a mass light coloured dandelion greens. Why do this? Takes the bitterness out of the leaves.
Husband was priest Went to many of these little churches driving across the prairie mainly in Manitoba One was absolutely full of honeybees The wall buzzed Must have occupied that wall for years
What a cute little church. EVERYTHING is surrounded by dandelions right at the moment!
ReplyDeleteThat dome roof is very distinctive, I like it!
ReplyDeleteI'd read someplace that dandelion was a good source of vitamin C and valued plant until after WW2. After the war lawn envy cam about and the chemical companies made good money selling herbicides to kill them and give you that perfect lawn.
I remember seeing this one as "the small church with the big dome." No dandelions when I was there, just snow.
ReplyDeleteDandelion salad is delicious. Find a big patch of dandelions and lay a piece of plywood over them for a week. Remove the plywood and there will be a mass light coloured dandelion greens. Why do this? Takes the bitterness out of the leaves.
Husband was priest
ReplyDeleteWent to many of these little churches driving across the prairie mainly in Manitoba
One was absolutely full of honeybees
The wall buzzed
Must have occupied that wall for years
I think I'm one of the rare few that happen to think dandelions are beautiful and in this case they play wonderfully against the grey of the church.
ReplyDeleteThe assoc. cemetery is about a half km south.
ReplyDeleteNice historical write-up on the Orthodox website.
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