Arches can be a noun, adjectives, or verb
Arches are something that curves
Arches span an opening
Arches can be a buttress, casita, cornice, fanlight, garret, lintel, parapet, pilaster, plinth, angle, arc, arch, bend, bow, crook, inflection, turn wind, curl, and more
Arches can be a principal, chief, mischievous, or saucy
Arches can be deal with archery, architecture, and even be archaic
Arches are commonly associated with human anatomy as fingerprints, the spine, Aorta, and feet
Arches can describe an action or a structure
Arches can span, vault, resist, intersect, rest, and support
Arches can be overbearing, overriding, paramount, primary, dominant, foremost, chief, and more
Arches are associated with gateways, buildings, architecture, national parks, landmarks, St. Louis, and McDonald’s
Enjoy these photos of arches from my trip to Italy. Do you have a favorite?
Leading Home (as per Elyse)
Arch and the door
The passageway
The ever-flowing water source
The remaining old city gate
The cathedral
The stairs
The Leaning Tower through the gate
A Frank Angle 