Stephen Huneck, a Vermont Artist, author, and Dog Lover has built a special place to honor Dog.
Not long after his near-death experience with Adult Respiratory Distress Syndrome, a wild idea popped into his mind, one that kept nagging at him. The result was Dog Mountain.
"I wanted to build a chapel, one that celebrated the spiritual bond we have with our dogs, and that would be open to dogs and people. People of any faith or belief system."
Links:
Dog Mountain Chapel
Photo Gallery
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Not long after his near-death experience with Adult Respiratory Distress Syndrome, a wild idea popped into his mind, one that kept nagging at him. The result was Dog Mountain.
"I wanted to build a chapel, one that celebrated the spiritual bond we have with our dogs, and that would be open to dogs and people. People of any faith or belief system."
Links:
Dog Mountain Chapel
Photo Gallery
.
My dogs would love that. Just think of all the sniffing they could get in between services. They love to sniff. They live to sniff, I should say.
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I definitely want to go there with my little Honey Bunny. Moreover, Vermont is not far away. How did you find this place???? Thankx for sharing it with us. ;-)
Have a great weekend my friend!
Love you!!!
XOXOXOXOX
oh oh..they even have dog parties... we want to go! ;-)
ReplyDeleteDog bless him. I am sure his prayers to Dog shall be answered. Dog is, after all, a faithful servant, unlike the dyslexic Dog that the tighty righties worship, who seems to only be capable of condemning people to Hell (or Alabama, whatever).
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Hey!
ReplyDeleteAre you back?
How was it?
Pictures to share?
LOVE YOU!
xoxoxoxox
You ain't going to like my blog tomorrow . . .
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. Hope more pop up
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