Why are the most interesting churches always in the tiniest villages?
posted by Erin at
4:35 PM
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2 Comments:
Maybe because the tiny villages don't have the cash to screw them up? Anyway, I like the shot a lot...
By
Yarbz, at 9:38 PM
LOL, could be, yarbz, could be. Lots more photos to come, such a lovely place.
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Erin, at 11:39 PM
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