Where is this bell?

June 8, 2007 lavenderlady 5 comments

This bell is located close to the downtown corridor…and at a place we’ve viewed before. Any ideas from the local viewers?

Update: Dennis is the winner! It is indeed the bell at St. Joseph’s on the corner of South Sequim-Dungeness Way.

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Written by Carl about 3 years ago.

Pretty neat how that tree frames the bell.
Those storm clouds in the back give this an ominous feeling.
Like the bell is going to ring out a warning.
Written by Olivier about 3 years ago.

c’est pour l’appelle de la soupe. Dans le perigord noir, on utilisait des cloches pour signaler l’heure du repas. Je te souhaite un bon weekend

it is for calls soup. In the black perigord, one used bells to announce the hour of the meal. I wish you a good weekend
Written by photowannabe about 3 years ago.

Sorry, I don’t know where this is but I like the composition and framing of the wood and tree.
Have a great weekend.
Written by Ming the Merciless about 3 years ago.

It doesn’t look like a church bell so I’m going to say it’s some sort of a train depot?
Written by Dennis L. Noble about 3 years ago.

Believe it is St. Joseph Church on Sequim Way. There are some nice roses growning at the base of the tower.

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