The following photos are my contribution to Thursday Doors, a door-lovers group hosted by Norm Frampton.
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On the last day of a weekend trip to Barcelona this past February, my daughter and I visited the famous Basílica de la Sagrada Família. This grand structure was designed by architect Antoni Gaudí. Construction of the church began in 1882. When Gaudí died in 1926, only a quarter of it was completed. The target time for completion is 2026. La Sagrada Familia is like no other cathedral I’ve ever seen before.
I hope you enjoy…
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Thoughts of a Wanderer 
oh Brenda – that grand structure has doors and more – 🙂
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It sure does. Thanks for stopping by, Yvette! =)
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😊🌸
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Great shots. I’ve seen and read a fair bit about this place and yet I find it still almost impossible to fathom the scale and duration of this amazing project.
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Thanks so much, Norm! It is indeed grand and majestic. I’d like to someday go back and spend more time looking around. Post-pandemic.
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Beautiful shots of an amazing cathedral. My plan is to go there again when it finishes in 2017, but I wonder if it has been delayed again due to covid.
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Thank you, Teresa! That’s a good point. I did read an article recently that the pandemic will delay it’s completion, possibly by a year or two.
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Oh no, I will be too old by then 🙄
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Incredible architecture here Brenda. Beautiful!
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It truly was incredible to see! =)
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