I love all those white painted churches, such a contrast to our grey-stone ones where I live in the UK, on the Isle of Wight where most of the churches date from the 12th – 15th century. I have been trying to find my picture of a church in Northern Spain that was covered in shells but I can’t find it – that would have been a white church.
Thank you so much for your visit Maris. We do have some churches in sandstone. I must just look for those photos. The church covered in shells must be amazing
That’s quite a mix, and I really like the Bosges Chapel, such an interesting shape and with the mountains behind. It’s triggered me a little now as to my own choice of local medieval churches when I have quite an archive of temples in Asia for example and a very unusual one above the Arctic circle in Norway, all shiny stainless steel against a backdrop and area of ice! Thanks for joining in 🙏
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Wonderful, I too have just completed this challenge. =)
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That’s great!
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Fine collection of beautiful buildings – great pictures.
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Thank you so much Rhiannon!
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I haven’t read too many posts from South Africa so this is very interesting! The churches I would have thought would have been much smaller,,,,,,,
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Most of our churches are quite big! We do however also have smaller ones too
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I love all those white painted churches, such a contrast to our grey-stone ones where I live in the UK, on the Isle of Wight where most of the churches date from the 12th – 15th century. I have been trying to find my picture of a church in Northern Spain that was covered in shells but I can’t find it – that would have been a white church.
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Thank you so much for your visit Maris. We do have some churches in sandstone. I must just look for those photos. The church covered in shells must be amazing
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Great selections, Aletta. The Bosjes Chapel is beautiful. I like how you captured the second image.
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Thank you so much for the lovely comments Amy! Bosjes is also in a beautiful setting and is also a wedding venue.
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Ai die ou kerke bly maar mooi en so statig ook.
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Ja, ek hou baie daarvan om dit af te neem
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I love looking at churches; what a great collection!!
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Thank you very much Carol!
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i love visiting churches! wonderful gallery! 🙂
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I do too, Wilma!
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Love the colours of these churches especially against the dazzling blue sky
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Thank you so much Alison!
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Lovely gallery of photos, and churches
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Thank you so much Sheree
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There are so many interesting looking churches in this country!
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Yes, there are a lot!
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That’s quite a mix, and I really like the Bosges Chapel, such an interesting shape and with the mountains behind. It’s triggered me a little now as to my own choice of local medieval churches when I have quite an archive of temples in Asia for example and a very unusual one above the Arctic circle in Norway, all shiny stainless steel against a backdrop and area of ice! Thanks for joining in 🙏
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Thank you for the lovely comments. I am sure you can do another post too showcase them!
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