church

Church in Sandfirden (West Frisian Sânfurd), a small village in Súdwest-Fryslân municipality in the province of Friesland, the Netherlands.
This church was built in 1732 as a replacement for the mediaeval church.
The picture on the right side is a painting that we saw in the church. The word 'tsjerk' you can sea on the painting is the Frisian word for 'church'.

[katy]

I love the clarity and colors. A nice bonus to see the painting

[Esther Rosenberg]

How great! That are some huge rectangle trees !

[Lou Ann]

I really like the painting. I think it is interesting that the trees are not pruned so the complete church would be visible.

[Babs]

Lovely comparison, shame the church is now hidden by trees though.

[Issi Bannerman]

How nice to see both versions!

[Diana]

Lovely comparison of this beautiful little church.

[Margo]

very nice

[Monique]

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[Anne ❀]

cool comparison, beautiful image with the greens and blue

[Merrelyn]

Have they changed the windows in the churchiest Bep? Those in the painting look to be longer.

[bkb in the city]

Great collage

[carol white]

A lovely collage of old and new

[Pat Knowles]

Love,y Abel...I like how you walk through & under the hedge to get to the church. The painting looks very interesting with some age.

[Bep]

@merrelyn
I don't know, Merrelyn. Maybe it's the artist's impression.

[Nina Ganci]

wow! How times have changed. Love the different effect, before and now. well done.