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12 comments:
Thank you for your kind comments. I love these churches...great is his faithfulness....
Oh how lovely, Mari. Have a beautiful day, friend.
I am always so happy to see restoration happening! I'm sure it is charming inside, too.
Oh wow! That is so neat to see a church from 1791!!
Lovely, Mari.
I love old churches Mari...what stories they could tell.
I LOVE this, Mari. Old buildings fascinate me. :)
xoxo
Beautiful and rustic!! ;) xoxo
What a beautiful church, it must be a wonderful place to worship.
Neat!!! Was the door open...could you at least look inside?
A very old Church. It is a wonder that it is still standing. It doesn't look as though it could stand the winds of time.
We have a similar building in my small town. Found by accident underneath layers of old siding.
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