The church was built around the 1400’s.
view of the back
a view inside
looking through, you can see ships in the harbour and a guy strimming the grass/weeds
another view looking inside toward the far side of the ruin, you can see a couple of gravestones
part of the graveyard
What a wonderful record of history. Thank you, Bill.
ReplyDeleteGod bless you always.
Belas fotografias, gostei e aproveito para desejar uma boa semana.
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Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
A wonderful memory of the past. I am sure that it was a very beautiful church.
ReplyDeleteLove the way the light pours through those ancient portals.
ReplyDeleteHa Bill, prachtige foto's van de ruïne, heel mooi overzicht heb je er nu van gemaakt.
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Wonderful photos, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the tour. It is a powerful sight to see structures in despair like this.
ReplyDeleteI guess those gravestones have been long forgotten by the descendants of the people buried there.
ReplyDelete...I love the old grave stones.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs Bill. I love old stone churches, and the graveyard is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteHello, Beautiful old church and graveyard. I like reading these old headstones.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day, wishing you a happy new week!
Graveyards are neat to stroll through. Sets the imagination flying. Unfortunately on this side of the pond, our's don't go back quite as far.
ReplyDeleteIf those walls could talk! Love this post!
ReplyDeleteThis one is well past it's prime. You've got some excellent photos here.
ReplyDeletemore than 600 years old, but grave stones look strong.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your great shots.
What a wonderful place to explore. I love that top photo. I read a book many years ago where two people in the story could go to places like this, sit in a meditative position, close their eyes and witness scenes from the past. Things that happened in that same location. That would be truly amazing and scary at the same time.
ReplyDeleteHow heavenly Bill! These photos are so wonderful and gorgeous!!! They call to me...I absolutely love each and every one of them 💮
ReplyDeleteThe walls of this church look in good shape for their age. Impressive construction. Perfect subject for your strong photographs.
ReplyDeletea wonderful history of pictures
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing
Interesting point of views and the greenery around the church and graveyard is outstanding and gives a refreshing feel and new coat to the old church.
ReplyDeleteSo many wonderful pictures.
ReplyDeleteA testament to the builder that these remains are still standing. Beautiful in their state of decay.
ReplyDeleteAn interesting spot for photos Bill. So old!
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing that parts of this are still standing, Bill!
ReplyDeleteThat's an impressive place and so much history!
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing that it has been there for all that time.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos.
What an interesting shape the gravestone is.
Outstanding. So much went on there.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful collection of photographs here Bill, and all so lovely to see.
ReplyDeleteGreat post!
All the best Jan
A wonderful ruin.
ReplyDeleteThank you for taking us in closer. I remember your previous shots and I'm surprised to see how tidy it looks inside in your third shots. Great and very interesting photographs.
ReplyDeleteHow very neat. I love old cemeteries and that church remains are wonderful
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Hi Bill.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Bill.
From these old images.
Greeting from Patricia.
Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWhen the sun is shining a ruin becomes beautiful. Love it.
ReplyDeleteAstounding to think how long those bricks have been standing Bill! Gorgeous series of images, ruins are so photogenic 💙
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