Monday, 7 July 2008

Church interior

Had access to the church this afternoon, and was able to take 24 pictures of its interior, including some of its exterior and the street running past. The pictures, by request, will also be made available to the church community. Pictures available on Flickr after the upload is complete. Any eager beavers are gently recommended to wait for about 45 minutes after I post this entry, in order that I can annotate the pics.
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9 comments:

  1. Anonymous7 July 2008 at 19:35

    Loved them..I do like the plainness of the interior of the church is look so peaceful thanks for sharing  Love  Sybil x

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  2. Anonymous7 July 2008 at 20:02

    wow - that pulpit is amazing!

    ~Amy

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  3. Anonymous8 July 2008 at 03:45

    Thank you for sharing the pictures of the church with us. Now when you say you and your father went their , I'll be able to visualize the view. Beautifully, serene dear Friend. (Hugs)Indigo

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  4. Anonymous8 July 2008 at 11:36

    It's beautiful Guido, I like the simplicity in the decor. It looks a lovely peaceful place to go. Jeannette xx  

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  5. Anonymous9 July 2008 at 02:27

    SO, when I read the time for your post, it says "16:22 o'clock BST on 07/07/08.  I've learned that your date and month are listed in different order than they would be in the states, but does BST stand for British Standard Time?  You're already posting on what is tomorrow for me, so I know it's past the 45 minutes, just trying to figure out what time it was HERE for ME, when you were at THAT time THERE...........

    Weird about the demolition!

    Eager to see the church interior.

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  6. Anonymous9 July 2008 at 10:39

    Thank you for the photographs. It is loely to be able to see what churches look like in other countries. On the first few photographs i didnt think it look much like a church.......especially the rooms, but then we were able to see the pews and organ..... very nice
    hugs Jayne

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  7. Anonymous9 July 2008 at 23:18

    thanks for sharing the pics of the church, it is interesting to see churches from different places. take care mrs t xx

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  8. Anonymous10 July 2008 at 02:59

    Such a beautiful church, Guido.  And so different from ours here in the States.  Your pictures are amazing, as always.  I just wish my pics were nearly as good as yours.  LOL
    Take care, my friend,
    Frances

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  9. Anonymous13 July 2008 at 23:46

    I really enjoyed these photos.

    Blessings!~

    Susan

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