St Peter's by wjames
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The church of St. Peter at Podimore a small village in Somerset. Dates from the early 14th century, it is a grade 1 listed building the tower is in 4 stages the lowest is square the other three are octagonal. I found this church while researching my family tree, my great, great grandmother was married here in 1823.
Comments (14)
Your churches look like castles, maybe this is the reason why I like them so much. Or is it the type of stones? Maybe, I don`t know. Pure history places! Thanks for sharing!
Wonderful image!
Lovely church. I'm into genealogy too and love those old English churches.
perfect scene and light!!!!!
Beautiful capture.
beautiful!
wonderful architecture and shot !!! thx for information
Such a lovely building, a bit of a shame about the anti-nature environment.
what a wonderful homely feeling this church has, a fine shot!
Lovely shot with great point of view. alanwilliams
Superb building. It is a beautiful small Church. Cheer still and mile mercies ((5++)) Superbe bâtiment . C'est une belle petite Église . Bravo encore et mile mercis ((5++))
beautiful architecture and capture
Beautiful church and capture! Lovely rich color and detail. When I was in Cambridgeshire about 30 years ago, a friend and I would drive until we saw a steeple and stop and visit. We found some wonderful churches with exquisite interior wooden carvings. It was kind of like a treasure hunt. Researching family history is a lot of fun and a bit like a treasure hunt too. My brother-in-law is very good at it and has found my given name back two more generations in my family tree recently.
You just can't beat England for views like this. Wonderful composition!