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All Saints Church Marlow

Top church of blue sky

Spire and sky in Oxford

Warwickshire England UK. An anglican protestant parish church and non old walled garden.There are no people in the picture.

A view of Holy Trinity Church located on Market Street in Cambridge, UK.

Church of Our Lady and the English Martyrs, Cambridge, England.

The church in Cardiff city, UK

This church, the largest in Derbyshire, was built in the 14th century and the famous 'crooked spire' was added in about 1362. Although it was at first thought the spire was twisted owing to the lack of skilled craftsmen after the recent Black Death or Bubonic plague, it's now thought the twist is the result of the lead which covers the spire. Sun shining on the south side in the day causes that side to heat up and expand at a faster rate than the north side, leading to unbalanced expansion and contraction.

Close-up view of ancient architectures in Cambridge UK

View of All Saints Church in Marlow

Silhouette of the tower of the Lutheran church of Pomerode in Blumenau Santa Catarina Brazil

A low angle view of an old catholic church.

Saint Andrew's Church at Kingswood. Surrey. England

Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii, USA: Mackintosh Tower - stone bell tower of the Cathedral Church of Saint Andrew - The temple was originally the seat of the Anglican Church of Hawaii, it is now the home of the bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Hawaii - designed by the London architects William Slater and R. H. Carpenter - French Gothic architectural style, built using pre-fabricated elements shipped from England - Queen Emma Street.

Religious cross on the facade of the St. Albans Church, Copenhagen, Denmark

Spire of St Martin-in-the-Fields at the north-east corner of Trafalgar Square in the City of Westminster, London.

St Mary’s Church stands at the heart of the Old Town of Hemel Hempstead, just off the High Street in the Old Town. Its tall and elegant lead spire makes it unmistakable. It has been a place of worship for over 850 years and provides a real focus as a centre of spirituality and history in a new town

All Saints Church in Marlow

A church in Arlington, VA

This church, the largest in Derbyshire, was built in the 14th century and the famous 'crooked spire' was added in about 1362. Although it was at first thought the spire was twisted owing to the lack of skilled craftsmen after the recent Black Death or Bubonic plague, it's now thought the twist is the result of the lead which covers the spire. Sun shining on the south side in the day causes that side to heat up and expand at a faster rate than the north side, leading to unbalanced expansion and contraction.

the Old Church Bell Tower built by Dutch in Indonesia. on a bright beautiful blue sky

The twisted spire in Chesterfield, England.

Architectural detail of the Gothic cathedral in Strasbourg, Alsace, eastern France

The octagonal bell tower of the All Saints Church (Chiesa di Ognissanti), seat of the Anglican church in the historic center of Rome near the Spanish Steps. Built in a Neo-Gothic style along the central Via del Babuino in 1882 by British architects George Edmund and Arthur Edmund Street, the All Saints Church is frequented by the Anglican community of Rome as part of the diocese of the Church of England in Europe. In 1980 the historic center of Rome was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Super wide angle and high definition image.

Silhouette of the catholic church at sunset, isolated on a white background. The setting sun shines on the dark christian cathedral.

The spire of St Martin-in-the-Fields London, England, UK June 2019

Top of a church with a cross with a cloudy sky as background

Chesterfield's famous twisted spire

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This church, the largest in Derbyshire, was built in the 14th century and the famous 'crooked spire' was added in about 1362. Although it was at first thought the spire was twisted owing to the lack of skilled craftsmen after the recent Black Death or Bubonic plague, it's now thought the twist is the result of the lead which covers the spire. Sun shining on the south side in the day causes that side to heat up and expand at a faster rate than the north side, leading to unbalanced expansion and contraction.

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