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Categories: PhotographyTags: gas meter, Lawrenceville, neighborhood, photography, Pittsburgh PA, postaday, religious statues, urban madonna
3 Comments
Interesting background.
That was my thought exactly….interesting placement gcr
That’s almost Spanish. They have a huge Madonna in most village churches, and she’s taken on a parade around the town on an annual basis. Some of them go to live in a different location for the winter. In Belalcázar, their Madonna is called, “Our Lady of Grace and the Sewers”, relative to being carried above the shoulders through a fast flowing river!