Taking in Life Around Me: #CFFC: Street Views: Government

It's been awhile since I've joined in the #CFFC challenge hosted by Dan at No Facilities. For some reason my posts were showing up as spam. I think that's been worked out....let's hope. Then October has been a busy month, but I had time today so thought I'd jump back in. 

This week Dan's challenge is Street Views: Government. Let's see what I come up with.

Not quite a street view, as I took this from the top of one of the churches in Bern, Switzerland, but it is The Federal Palace of Switzerland which serves as the seat of the Swiss Federal Assembly and the Federal Council. Below is the street view. 

Above and below is the Agency of Agriculture in Montpelier, Vermont. The cows name is Buddercup.

And while there (in Montpelier) I wandered further down the street to take a picture of the Capital building. 

The Town Hall building in Sandwich, New Hampshire. 

I love finding historic buildings...this is the Rhode Island State House, located in Providence, Rhode Island. 

Another town hall, this one in Plymouth, Massachusetts. 

The San Juan County Courthouse in Silverton, Colorado caught my eye with the changing leaves and the old building with the cool peak. 

The Banff National Park Administration Building is at the very end of Banff Avenue and sits atop a hill. 

Last but not least, the Jerome, Arizona police station. What a quirky town Jerome is. 

Funny how I struggled to unearth government buildings closer to home, but oh well, the ones on my trip are pretty cool. 

With Joy Unquenchable,

Kirstin