After last week’s stop at Peggy’s Cove in Nova Scotia, which was correctly identified by Amy of the very cool blog Tesserology, I figured that I’d throw another easy one at you…
Today’s photo provides a view to a rather imposting church behind the courtyard of a building that played an important role in the formative years of a very modern science. I’m sure that one of you will identify this correctly and can tell us something of its history!
One of the interesting things about traveling is that we discover things about the world that we may not have realized or have forgotten where they happened. The latter was the case for me here.
Technical Details
This image was captured with my Fujifilm X-T1 using a Fujifilm XF18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 LM OIS WR lens. Exposure settings were at 1/60 second, f/8 at 400 ISO.
With that Mendelianum advertising sign from the picture, the mystery is easy solved 🙂
You paid attention in school! Well done!
Very cool! Catching up on emails and happy for seeing this one. Blessings, Frank … and I agree about traveling, it’s a fantastic way to expand our intelligence and open our hearts too.
Thank you, Debbie. Have a wonderful day!
You too, Frank!