Crying in the Chapel

Is it me or does this look as if this little chapel has a face with tears dropping down from it's eyes. I found this on one of my geocaching walks the other day and thought how neat it looked.

It seems it opened in 1815 and there are mentions of baptisms from 1826 to 1906, with burials from 1863 to 1895. I could only see a few very old gravestones in front.

To give you a lovely reminder how good Elvis Presley was here is one of his appropriate songs:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2Eq7tqku2o

Hope you enjoy it and thanks for any comments.

[Newbank Lass]

It does look sad!!

[Bep]

The more I look at this beautiful chapel, the more I think it's crying. Well spotted, Heather.
Some time ago I saw a house that was 'smiling'....

[Candace]

This chapel seems out of place for the time period, someone built it ahead of the times! Great catch!

[carol white]

A lovely find and capture, an unusual chapel. Fav!! 😃

[Maggiemae]

Its those arched windows that look like sad eyes! An interesting face it does have!

[Phil Cameron]

Guessing Baptist or Methodist sure I would Win with an each way bet 😉😉

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

@philcameron59 Baptist chapel Phil.

[Rosie Kind]

Now you mention it I can see what you mean Fav

[Denise Wood]

Great capture and song :)

[Babs]

I think it looks more startled than sad.

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great capture

[Nick]

Well spotted - it does look quite sad now you mention it.

[Sandy]

Well spotted. It does look like a sad little face. Nice processing job.

[Yao RL]

As you once followed Ian McGuire’s page, please read this message, Thanks Yao http://365project.org/discuss/general/28832/ian-and-kathie-our-365-friends

[Yao RL]

Thank you so much for sending Ian the healing thought, I am so grateful of your kindness.

[Sue Cooper]

This is definitely a sad face. Nevertheless it's a lovely little chapel.

[Lin]

I'm catching up on your captures - fav for me.

[Nina Ganci]

delightful old church. I always find them fascinating
yes, this one does seem to have a sad face ... maybe because they are not as busy today as years gone by?