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I'm with you, AD!
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Even this churches more mundane locations hold opulence I just love it.
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This shot gives me a tremendous sense of forbidding and a touch of vertigo. I can imaging one of those heavy bells crashing down on me yet I cant look away. Mr Motts I think the shot is better from this angle it evokes more raw emotion.
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It can be truly said that i have a Motts in my belfry.
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How aah inspiring.
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Even in decay this place still holds its original grace.
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What a marvelous site and lovely Gothic architecture and I am very surprised as well that the stained glass is intact. My guess would be the extensive metal frame work used to hold all the different colored pains of glass together acts like a reinforcement for the pains. The weakest point in a window is the furthest point from the frame like the middle and the bigger the pain the weaker the window.
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Another great gallery Motts - something sad and wrong about churches being allowed to fall into this state
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The attention to detail and craftsmanship put into these old buildings, especially churchs, is sadly a lost art. Even in decay this is a beautiful building.
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Simply Stunning I agree wallpaper please
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I love churches and I love abandoned ones especially
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Icewox great comment
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Wallpaper Please??
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Maybe collection plates communion items incense ........
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Sunrise services on Easter Sunday would have been awesome.