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St. Peter and St.Paul's Church

St. Peter and St.Paul's Church

In 1133 a small stone Church replaced the wooden Church from AD 918.
In the 13th, century the Church was enlarged to its present size.
In the 17t...
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In 1133 a small stone Church replaced the wooden Church from AD 918.
In the 13th, century the Church was enlarged to its present size.
In the 17th. century the Spire of the bell tower was severely damaged by a storm and was replaced by a vane in the shape of red Rooster.
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Canon PowerShot SX720 HS

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Aperture f/4 ISO 400 Shutter 1/500 Focal Length 7487/1000

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Cranfield, Bedfordshire, GB

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Aug, 2019

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Great shot of a very historic church. I like all the shapes in the photos as well as the burst of red/yellow on the clock and the modernish weather vane against the old church.

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Thank you, I also liked the clock in the image. :-)

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