Medieval stone church of Tenhola (from Helsinki 100km) dates until 1400 century. Oldest parts from 1200 century. Inside it is very beautiful with its columns which have ornaments.
Medieval iglesia de piedra de Tenhola (distancia desde Helsinki 100km) viene del siglo 1400. Partes viejitas son del siglo 1200. Su interior está muy hermoso con sus pilares con ornamentos.
Médiévale église de pierre de Tenhola (distance de Helsinki 100km) dates jusqu’à 1400 siècle. Les plus vieilles parties sont de 1200 siècle. De l’intérieur c’est très belle et intime avec ses colonnes qui ont des ornements.
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Medieval church of Tenhola
Travels in Finland and abroad 
Bonjour Matti,
Pas très présente en ce moment 😳 , un passage sur ton blog permet de découvrir une nouvelle belle église.
Un faible pour le clocher, les fresques sur les piliers, et les voutes.
A bientôt !
Comment by Marion B. — December 28, 2009 @ 15:48 |
Bonjour Marion.
Tes mots sonnent à mes oreilles comme l’or. Merci beaucoup.
Á la prochaine!
Comment by sartenada — December 28, 2009 @ 15:54 |
Fantasticas fotos, muchas gracias por tus comentarios y por enseñarme el camino hasta tu blog, es magnifico
Comment by DAMADENEGRO — December 28, 2009 @ 18:37 |
Hola Damadenegro.
Tu blog me parece interessante con temas variantes que me ha gustado muchísima. Muchas gracias por tu comentario.
Comment by sartenada — December 28, 2009 @ 19:30 |
Pues sí, buenísimas tus fotos. Como buen aficionado a la fotografía que soy he disfrutado de lo lindo con ellas.
Mis felicitaciones.
Comment by Sinuhé — December 28, 2009 @ 19:37 |
Hola Sinuhé.
Estas diciendo palabras que dan mucha alegría.
Un saludo.
Comment by sartenada — December 28, 2009 @ 19:48 |
Good morning, Matti
the Church of Tehola makes a good impression on me. It is beautifully decorated inside and not too pompous. In the first picture I saw you with a friendly smile on his face. It pleases me that is placed at the entrance to a sloping driveway. Disabled people who travel in wheelchairs must be able to use this assistance and by making them better into the church. Thus the church architect, or other persons, very well thought about and acted. The cemetery looks very clean and I like it very much. I am very pleased that I could look at your beautiful pictures and wish you and your wife continue to be the best for the new year 2010. I will continue to try to visit your blog. Dear greetings Christel
Comment by Christel — January 3, 2010 @ 08:43 |
Good morning to You Christel also from cold Finland, because we have this Sunday morning -23.5 Celsius. Also land and trees are covered with plenty of snow, so it is a real winter here. Well, You said this way: “Disabled people who travel in wheelchairs must be able to use this assistance and by making them better into the church”. You made very presice observation. Nowadays on country side also there are every where churches which can easily been accessed by disabled persons. I am not so aware about churches in cities, but I think that there is the same situation also. We have had in media long discussions about this matter.
Somewhere on country side I have seen also “parking places” for walking frames also. This is good, because old people do not have their own cars, they are walking slowly and need some help to assist them when walking. During winter roads can be slippery.
Thank You visiting here and leaving a comment.
Comment by sartenada — January 3, 2010 @ 10:23 |