Quiet, rainy moment in Flåm churchyard.

[xankarn@mastodon.online]

Continuing with Norwegian church theme. A quick stop in Borgund. #Norway

[ciredutempsesme@mamot.fr]

@xankarn wow

[adrien@piaille.fr]

@xankarn the AoE 2 viking wonder!!

[lydiaschoch@mastodon.social]

@xankarn @joybooster I love this style of architecture and wish it were still popular. So elegant.

[asprinkleofsage@mastodon.social]

@adrien @xankarn +1 beserker damage

[mrundkvist@archaeo.social]

@xankarn
Love 'em! But it's easy to misunderstand the scale. A person is twice as tall as the lowest set of eaves!

[stfn@fedi.stfn.pl]

@xankarn A thread that would make certain Mr. Vikernes breathe heavily.

[eestileib@tech.lgbt]

@xankarn

Straight outta FromSoft

[bodhipaksa@mastodon.scot]

@xankarn That's such a bizarre form of architecture!

[phillycodehound@indieweb.social]

@xankarn Cool building!

[amd@snac.amd.im]

@xankarn@mastodon.online Amazing.

[6@possum.city]

@xankarn@mastodon.online heavy metal church:

[lennart@mastodonsweden.se]

@xankarn been there, crazy beautiful

[deepmud@mas.to]

@xankarn surely does appear constructed to cope with really heavy snowfall!

Gorgeous old church!

[ciarani@mastodon.green]

@xankarn Great photos. So evocative. There's something about the humble small white curving fence in this one, faced off against the majestic harsh landscape, that makes it seem like a brave magical little church.

[xankarn@mastodon.online]

@CiaraNi

They say it’s the oldest wooden church in Europe. There are just a few dozen full time residents. A brave and resilient community for sure.

[ciarani@mastodon.green]

@xankarn Such a history to it too, so - if those wooden walls could talk.

[xankarn@mastodon.online]

Some info on stave church history and construction. https://www.visitnorway.com/typically-norwegian/stave-churches/ #Norway

[gub@framapiaf.org]

@xankarn

[xankarn@mastodon.online]

@gub

These are great photos. B/W really captures the spooky aspect.

I just noticed the birds circling. Perfect.