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Friday, 6 December 2013
Haberfield, St Oswald's Anglican Church
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If I had not know you were in Sidney I would have said you had been over to the UK to take your photo. Very nice
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful photo of this church,Jim!It´s great to see such blue sky and sunny weather!Here is it cold ,stormy and grey!Have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sky and I like the church too.
ReplyDeleteI do love your blue skies and lovely weather, as always, Jim! And, as always, a wonderful capture for the day!! Enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteyes this does look like a typical anglican church, at least in my mind.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blue sky and a pretty church, lovely shot!
ReplyDeletemy sky tdoay is grey so seeing yours is great.
ReplyDeleteThe Anglican influence is most pronounced.
ReplyDeleteLovely building and a great shot Jim.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely church!
ReplyDeleteWhat a magnificent structure and very nicely captured.
ReplyDeleteOswald seems to be such an unexpected name for a church Jim.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty church.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty sky and interesting architecture
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week-end!
Lea
Beautiful old church, but the sky is great to. It's special to see some fluffy clouds at one of your shots now and then.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing and enjoy your weekend.
Great find! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletei enjoy the venting system at the time of the spire. neat! ( :
ReplyDeleteAs Bill Nichols wrote, it looks as if the church could be in the U.K. - though many Episcopal (Anglican) parishes in the U.S. have similar architecture. It must be in the Anglican DNA! :-)
ReplyDelete«Louis» posted a church in the Victorian village of Ferndale, California.
my hometown Anglican church looked a lot like this, I find it so interesting how some the church architecture is so similar all around the world.
ReplyDeleteIt's interesting how they kept adding to churches in the old days. Nice one!
ReplyDeleteAmazing how different the Gothic style looks in brick, rather than stone. Nice one!
ReplyDeleteThis Anglican Church was built in exactly the right year (1908) for my analysis of Haberfield as a garden city, Perfect!! Come to my blog tomorrow morning and see what you think of this cool part of Sydney. I will make a link to your post... many thanks
ReplyDeleteHels
Art and Architecture, mainly
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