St faiths church ..Norfolk

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Start date Sep 5, 2015

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Mikeymutt

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Sep 5, 2015

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st faiths is a redundant church in the middle of nowhere in the Norfolk countryside.built in the fourteenth century there are traces of medieval paintings on the walls.Constructed of Flint with brick dressings the church fell into a derelict statE in the 1930's but someone climbed in the window in 1967,an early urbexer I reckon ha ha.he discovered the artwork and the church was lovingly restored.but remained unused.

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smiler

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Sep 5, 2015

#2

Unspoiled, I hope all folks who visit it shows the same respect as you, Lovely Work Mikey, Thanks

jsp77

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Sep 5, 2015

#3

Thats another set of cracking photos, nicely done.

Mikeymutt

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Sep 5, 2015

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smiler said:
Unspoiled, I hope all folks who visit it shows the same respect as you, Lovely Work Mikey, Thanks

Sadly smiler a few years ago they had a load of floor tiles stolen of the floor.it's a sad show of the times that churches get ransacked as well

krela

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Sep 5, 2015

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Lovely, I really like how minimally it's furnished now. Makes for an interesting space for some reason. Nicely done as always.

Mikeymutt

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Sep 5, 2015

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krela said:
Lovely, I really like how minimally it's furnished now. Makes for an interesting space for some reason. Nicely done as always.

I loved the minimilist feel to it..the second one I went to.although stunning it was very busy..

HughieD

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Sep 6, 2015

#7

Like the way you captured this. You can almost smell the stone in your pictures. Excellent work.

The Wombat

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Sep 6, 2015

#8

That's a beautiful little church.
Excellent photos as always

Rubex

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Sep 7, 2015

#9

What a lovely church Mikeymutt you've captured it lovely! As you always do with everything you photograph

UrbanX

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Sep 7, 2015

#10

Nice one! You're certainly crossing them off

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