St. Genest Church, Lavardin, Loir et Cher, France.
A 12th century church, dedicated to St. Genest, with frescoes painted from 12th to 16th century. the frescoes were cover up with palster at the end of the 16th century when they went out of fashion. They were discovered again and restored in the early 20th century. More images and info: https://bit.ly/3zIQ09j
Exterior of St. Genest Church, Lavardin, Loir et Cher, France.
Interior St. Genest Church, Lavardin, Loir et Cher, France.
Interior of St. Genest Church, Lavardin, Loir et Cher, France, hilighting some of the frescoes. https://bit.ly/3zIQ09j
A Cypress Tree Reborn.
Cypress tree in Raheny on the coast road given new life by sculptor Tommy Cragg, in the sculpture “the Tree of Life”
Prehistory Resting places and other Megaliths - http://davidsmegaliths.blogspot.com/
The three remaining standing stones at Gurranes, West Cork. One lies where it feel beside theothers and one has been moved away from the site.
Knockbrack Megalithic Tomb, Connemara.
La Roche-aux-Fées is a covered passage tomb (dolmen) dating from around 4000 BC, located in the forest near the town of Tressé, Loire, France.. The chamber 14 meters long, 2.30m wide and 1.30m high, made up of 41 stones between 5 and 40 tonnes, with eight covering slabs.
Passage Tomb - Allee Couvert - also know as Maison des Fees (House of the Fairies) near the town of Tressé, Loire, France.
Craig’s Lower Passage tomb, Antrim, Northern Ireland
Final Resting Place
This is an ongoing series on the European Theatre War Graves of the two World Wars.
Douamont Ossuary and cemetery near Verdun, France.
Graves to the Unknown Soldiers of the Flanders, Belgium.