Sunday, 3 May 2015
St Mark's in the rain
I last featured the church of St Mark's, Bredbury and Woodley in June 2014. This time it was raining heavily and I got raindrops on the lens as I photographed the lych gate.
I used the shelter of the lych gate to photograph the church. St Mark's is a Grade II listed building which was built 1847-8 by Shellard for the Church Commissioners with dressed stone, ashlar and slate roofs.
Visit the Church website for details of its current activities.
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Rainy days can be great days to be out with your camera. Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeletegreat angle .. what a beauty. i love your shot, i want to explore more. ( :
ReplyDeletefound ya on twitter. always fun to see what others tweet about. have a nice day, Gerald.
I love your English churches. Thanks for sharing this one.
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely - even in the rain!
ReplyDeleteThe church and the gate are both beautiful! That gate would be ideal for a theme day later in the year dealing with the term Shelter.
ReplyDeleteNice looking church that, like the Lycoh gate
ReplyDeleteLove the view of the church along the path with the flanking trees!
ReplyDeleteHello Gerald,
ReplyDeleteYou have a good eye. Your photos are always interesting. Thanks for playing today.
Have a Beautiful Blue Monday!
What a gorgeous old church with amazing architecture. Your shares are always awesome!
ReplyDeleteReally nice shot of the church!
ReplyDeleteThis walkway shot really shows the quaintness of it and the grounds.
ReplyDeleteI like the lynch gate a very impressive one, the walkway to the Church lined with anceint graves is interesting and sort of Alfred Hitchcock like.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful ly built old church and the old graveyard must be wonderful for learning history of the area.
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