Having to go back a month or so to show these sky photo's because I though it was time I showed some with the churches I visit on the Church Explorer. A few weeks ago I visited St Mary's church in Kidlington near Oxford. The church spire is known locally as Our Ladies Needle I think you can see why.
A view of St Mary's church from the boundary wall with the spire outlined against a blue sky
Looking at the church from the south west with a few fluffy clouds behind
And one from the south with more cotton wool clouds behind.
Happy Skywatch
Some great ancient structures with beautiful skies!!
ReplyDeleteIt is certainly a great structure and the sky really set it off
DeleteI love these older churches. The buildings are always so interesting.
ReplyDeleteYou are very right and just as interesting inside
DeleteBeautiful photos and lovely skies. That's a perfect name for the church spire!
ReplyDeleteI though so as well when I found out what it was called
DeleteGreat spires.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jim
DeleteVery striking.
ReplyDeleteThank you it is a striking church
DeleteThese are beauties.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blue in your sky.
ReplyDeleteYes it was indeed
DeleteBeautiful shots
ReplyDeleteThank you Thomas
DeleteGreetings and Salutations! Beautiful church spire. Blue skies add to the photographs. Lovely work!
ReplyDeleteThey really did that day
DeleteGreat architecture! They don´t make ém like they used to.
ReplyDeleteNo they tend to be boring looking structures
DeleteA perfect name for the church spire.
ReplyDeleteYes I though it was when I saw the spire myself
DeleteGreat shots and nicely composed.
ReplyDeleteThank you Bill
DeleteBeautiful
ReplyDeleteThank you
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