A history written in stones.

An other part of the church from yesterday`s pic.

[Joy]

Interesting historic shot of this church!

[bruni]

There must be a lot of history written in stones as there're so many.

[Kerri Michaels]

cool

[mittens (Marilyn)]

A lovely shot and such interesting architecture.

[Kathy]

Gosh, wouldn't have thought that some of it looks like this. Hard to keep up a big old building like this. I imagine they do repairs all the time.

[Monique]

Helemaal dichtgemetseld ...is er al/ nog een bestemming voor ?

[Diana]

Great shot of this amazing church, it must have taken forever to build.

[Babs]

Interesting shot. I love all the different types of brickwork.

[Margo]

Like a fortress!!

[CC Folk]

Nice texture and unique and different bricks and stonework.

[Dione Giorgio]

Looks like it is a very imposing building, Ferry. Great textures and I like your pov.

[Merrelyn]

It looks like it has had many alterations during its life.

[Margaret Brown]

A nice historic capture

[Fisher Family]

A fascinating history in brick and stone. It would be interesting to know the story of all the changes that this wall has had - fav!

Ian

[Bep]

Interessant om de geschiedenis van de kerk te lezen op Wikipedia.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Wow- that is really fascinating! Each portion of brickwork seems to be from a different era. It would be interesting to stand there with someone who knows the history of the church and could point out what all the significant changes are.

[Nina Ganci]

amazing! Each wall has its own history, each brick holds a secret,
Would be interesting to find out

[Sylvia du Toit]

Well done.