What can be more intriguing than a studded gothic door with a Medieval door lock found inside the Evangelical Church Sibiu as well as a story – how else! – for the exciting Thursday Doors weekly challenge.
Continue reading “A Studded Gothic Door and a Medieval Door Lock, Evangelical Church Sibiu”The Door of Humility, More Church Doors at Easter Time, and a Story
The Door of Humility is small, plain, unlike any other church doors I’ve seen, yet it is Easter Time and I’d like to bring it forward together with a story, as its image emphasizes the importance of humility and modesty in matters of faith and spirituality.
Continue reading “The Door of Humility, More Church Doors at Easter Time, and a Story”The Secret Shoemakers Passage, Pasajul Pantofarilor, Sibiu
I’ll show you where to look to discover the concealed Shoemakers Passage, Pasajul Pantofarilor, like a secret legend connecting early medieval Huet Square with the quaint Small Square in Sibiu.
Continue reading “The Secret Shoemakers Passage, Pasajul Pantofarilor, Sibiu”Women of Power in Anglo-Saxon England by Annie Whitehead #WomensHistoryMonth #TuesdayBookBlog
Women of Power in Anglo-Saxon England by Annie Whitehead landed in my reading stack after I enjoying Annie Whitehead’s short story “Love to Hatred Turn’d” featured in “Historical Stories of Betrayal” and her portrayal of the life and times of Aethelflaed, Lady of the Mercians and daughter of Alfred the Great in “To Be a Queen”.
A read about women in history for Women’s History Month and women in wars, with a book review for #TuesdayBookBlog.
Continue reading “Women of Power in Anglo-Saxon England by Annie Whitehead #WomensHistoryMonth #TuesdayBookBlog”Goldsmiths Square Sibiu, Contemporary Photos and the Story of a Medieval Mongol Invasion
Look past the contemporary photos of Goldsmiths Square Sibiu and discover the life of a medieval village at the time of the Mongol invasion of 1241, through a story.
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