Cross Cell-phone tower

I drive on I-5 from home to work nearly every week. I often look up and notice a church on the east side of the interstate just south of Salem. It sits there, on the top of a hill, watching me drive by all the time.

It's not particularly attractive (which is too bad - I'd stop in and check it out if it were like the Sagrada Familia), but it has one feature that usually catches my eye - a big, white, free-standing cross. It's not attached to the building in any way I can see, it's just standing there.

The other day I noticed they'd turned it into a cell-phone-tower.

At a glance, you wouldn't really notice the difference, but it's actually rather ugly.I drive on I-5 from home to work nearly every week. I often look up and notice a church on the east side of the interstate just south of Salem. It sits there, on the top of a hill, watching me drive by all the time.

It's not particularly attractive (which is too bad - I'd stop in and check it out if it were like the Sagrada Familia), but it has one feature that usually catches my eye - a big, white, free-standing cross. It's not attached to the building in any way I can see, it's just standing there.

The other day I noticed they'd turned it into a cell-phone-tower.

At a glance, you wouldn't really notice the difference, but it's actually rather ugly.I drive on I-5 from home to work nearly every week. I often look up and notice a church on the east side of the interstate just south of Salem. It sits there, on the top of a hill, watching me drive by all the time.

It's not particularly attractive (which is too bad - I'd stop in and check it out if it were like the Sagrada Familia), but it has one feature that usually catches my eye - a big, white, free-standing cross. It's not attached to the building in any way I can see, it's just standing there.

The other day I noticed they'd turned it into a cell-phone-tower.

At a glance, you wouldn't really notice the difference, but it's actually rather ugly.