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VERY OLD CHURCH
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Uploaded: 04/06/09 3:43 PM GMT
VERY OLD CHURCH
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This is the third picture of my church collection....The earliest part of this church is the twelfth century Norman doorway....The church was restored in the thirteenth century when the porch was added and the fifteenth century with a new window in the tower.....The church has six bells which were cast around 1550.One of these survives and is on display in the church and another survives in the tower.The other four bells date from 1937.....Please enjoy.
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::sasraku
04/06/09 3:53 PM GMT
Excellent photo Mick, where is it ? That I would love to know.
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Great shot!! Thanks for sharing the history about the place, I always enjoy that!!
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Excellent find pal...reminds me of a few around my neck o' the woods!..
Super work!...
Super work!...
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OwdBob'sGallery
Wonderful capture! Beautiful old church and cemetary,lovely colors and clarity! Like the sprinkle of flowers in the green grass and the red wreaths in the foreground. Gorgeous blue sky! Well done! :)Ami
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Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night.
Edgar Allan Poe (1809 - 1849), "Eleonora"
Very well presented shot of the church and cemetery Mick. I especially like how you have the Monument that is in tribute to the fallen in WWI or The Great War. What type of wreaths are those? Composition with the path and church are perfect. Of course the lighting is superb as always.
Tick* was here
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Insure what you touch during your lifetime, is not coated with the fingerprints of apathy....Tick
What a beautiful building. I love old churches and their grave yards, you learn so much local history from them. Faved x
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This is so well done my friend. A beautiful presentation of this lovely and old church. =^..^= sandi ♪
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I do love the churches of Eruope. They make me realize how young my country really is. And they are so beautiful. To build something such as this without modern tools boggles my mind. Exellant work my friend and keep them coming.
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Billy
What a beautiful church, unfortunately I can't seem to get to see any pics full sized. Bet this would be even more gorgeous.
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Why not go out on a limb, that is where the fruit is....
Frank Scully
I Missed this One Mick. So I doubled back to get it.
Another fo my Folder..... What a Beauty.....Thanks for sharing.
E J
Another fo my Folder..... What a Beauty.....Thanks for sharing.
E J
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This Image GRABBED my EYE. That's Why I Stopped By.
Thanks For Sharing ! Never argue with an idiot. They drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience
Wow! That is so cool. It's so hard to imagine a church that old - we have nothing like that here in the states. Excellent composition and I love the red wreaths. The color really stands out.
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mygallery
FAVED this wonderful capture of this beautiful old Church. I love this one. Lyn.
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Perhaps one of the best of this series, the path creates a good line in and the war memorial in the foreground with its wreaths creates lots of depth. It's a poignant shot too, the church has stood there for all that time and is still witnessing people remembering their war dead.
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