
A friend recently showed me this photograph. I had thought that he might blog about it so didn't do so myself in order not to steal his thunder. However, as no post has been forthcoming, I felt that the masses should not be deprived of the amusement that it brought me.
For those who do not recognise it, it depicts the Burning Bush at the Holy Transfiguration Monastery from the Church of Sinai. Mounted onto the wall is what appears to be a fire extinguisher. Make of it what you will. :-)
Kamilavka tip to Robert.
Blessed Joaquín de Albocácer
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