hehe actually I think it looks better with people in it otherwise it would just look so uh boring and eerie
lol nice idea stitching together two photos to show the whole structure Ill have to try that one day

Hm i live there so discussing my country is probably not a good idea lol (dont think im angry or something haha). Holland = The netherlands, it is a different name for the same country. There are different areas called North-holland and South-Holland which are only a small part of the Netherlands but by using the word holland people usually are talking about the whole country. Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands. I just thought it would be easier to use the word Holland because i think more people have heard of that..

This post was edited by SeaBas on Nov 22 2008 04:02pm

uh ok. thanks for the info but to me we are all the same and I just find it silly and dangerous when people start to see those unimportant differences like nationalities and religions, and that has lead to many wars and conflicts which have lead to the loss of so many innocent lives and caused soooo much pain and suffering...

anyway lol enough about boring politics and crap

so do you guys have more pics of churches? lol well now I kinda wish that I had walked around even more last summer and taken more photos of churches and especially the interior decorations of them

This post was edited by Futurama on Nov 27 2008 01:52am

I got some pictures of a church in Ribe (Denmark). And by the way it is Denmark's oldest city. There are two curches in Ribe, and I will post the other church later on.

I just went to the bus after school, so these pictures was shot fast !

Edit: Yup. Next time i will resize the pictures a bit more!!







This post was edited by Qhotex on Nov 27 2008 10:03am

religions, wars, suffering? wow.. lol im only explaining that there is no difference between holland and the Netherlands... you didnt understand so i explained, nothing special. (btw you replied when i told you the first time..)

Btw here are two church pictures from rome..




This post was edited by SeaBas on Nov 27 2008 12:04pm

nice pics, as usual. that church looks so old and it seems it needs some kind of renovation. do you have any pics of the interior of that church?

Well. On the 2. picture the building to the right between the church and the building farest away is a cloister. It was built in 1228 by monks.

Behind the church and the building I just described there is a old plaze.
It look a bit like this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Cloister,_Fontenay_Abbey,_Marmagne,_France.JPG

This post was edited by Qhotex on Nov 27 2008 01:27pm

holy crap thats OLD hmm I think most churches in Stockholm was built during the 17th century or later
and I guess it has been renovated several times course it looks quite new and clean lol

Ribe was the first town in Denmark. Dated back to ~700. First there was a wood church and then they made the "Domkirke" church and later on the "sct. catharinæ" which I posted.

Haha. I can not remember if it have been renovated. It is made of Monk bricks. They are like 2,5x bigger than ordinary bricks.

But I will try to take pictures inside tomorrow.

hehe sounds great! I dont think I have seen churches or cloisters that old, at least not in the real life and I think the only interiors of a cloister I have seen so far is the one in D2