According to wikipedia, see link below, this could be the smallest functioning chapel in Europe, if not the world.
Built by originally built by Brother Déodat in 1914, this is the third version on the chapel. He demolished the previous two, the first due to criticism by fellow monks, the second as the Bishop could not fit through the doorway. The third, as it stands now is 16ft x 9ft.
It was closed in 2015 due to major structural problems. The chapel has been reopened in April this year but still has much to be repaired. The estimated cost is at least £500,000.
The Little Chapel is decorated with seashells, broken china and pebbles.
You can read more about this lovely building in wikipedia at
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Chapel
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Cambridge University Botanic Garden with the Camera Club
Saturday 17th Feb 24 - Sue and I met up with other members of the Cambridge Camera Club at the Cambridge University Botanic Garden .
-
I have been playing with a Photoshop technique called 'Twirl'. Great fun .... All these photos originated from images I took in ...
-
I thought I would try a bit of Water Drop Photography. We ran a session last year at the Cambridge Camera Club Wednesday Workshop. I borrowe...
-
We met up with the Guernsey Camera Clubs at a Quarry operated by Ronez. In 2015 the company created a short 50 minute nature walk around the...
No comments:
Post a Comment