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
25 comments:
Some great ancient structures with beautiful skies!!
I love these older churches. The buildings are always so interesting.
Beautiful photos and lovely skies. That's a perfect name for the church spire!
Great spires.
Very striking.
These are beauties.
Beautiful blue in your sky.
Beautiful shots
It is certainly a great structure and the sky really set it off
You are very right and just as interesting inside
I though so as well when I found out what it was called
Thank you Jim
Thank you it is a striking church
Yes it was indeed
Thank you Thomas
Greetings and Salutations! Beautiful church spire. Blue skies add to the photographs. Lovely work!
Great architecture! They don´t make ém like they used to.
They really did that day
No they tend to be boring looking structures
A perfect name for the church spire.
Great shots and nicely composed.
Yes I though it was when I saw the spire myself
Thank you Bill
Beautiful
Thank you
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