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Graphic design by Piet Schreurders & Sonja van Hamel.
Printed on Munken Lynx (130 gr., Arctic Paper) & published by Plaizier.
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For Angie (Snapphappy77) and Phil (Eyes to See), I know they love the sea:-)
Have a nice weekend.
BEST ON BLACK.
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S.R.I. Plombières - Montzen.
www.sriplombieres.be/
Mot : 148 cv.
Const : Rosenbauer
Cab : 6 + 1
Groupe de désincarcération
matériel de tronçonnage
civière de montagne
treuil reynolds (5 T).
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10 June 2007
This is a detail of the pulpit in the cathedral in Mechelen, Belgium.
The puplit had a lot of wildlife on it, including this frog
celesteh posted a photo:
10 June 2007
This is a detail of the pulpit in the cathedral in Mechelen, Belgium.
The puplit had a lot of wildlife on it, including this squirrel
celesteh posted a photo:
10 June 2007
A reliquary in the Mechelen cathedral.
You may recall that a reliquary is a display case for relics. This one seems to be empty. (Or is that something in the middle? I can't tell.)
Belgium
celesteh posted a photo:
10 June 2007
A statue of a saint in the Mechelen cathedral.
I don't know who the saint is, but he's got an angel kneeling next to him and is feeding a sausage to a dog or a wolf. On closer inspection, the sausage, looks like, um, not a sausage exactly, but um. Wow.
Belgium
celesteh posted a photo:
10 June 2007
Relics in the Mechelen cathedral.
This cathedral had a large collection of relics. As you may recall, first class relics are pieces of dead saints. In this case, they appear to be bone fragments.
I can't make out who is in this reliquary (display case) because of the germanic lettering and also because it seems to be in Flemish.
Belgium
celesteh posted a photo:
10 June 2007
Relics in the Mechelen cathedral.
This cathedral had a large collection of relics. As you may recall, first class relics are pieces of dead saints. In this case, they appear to be bone fragments.
I can't make out who is in this reliquary (display case) because of the germanic lettering and also because it seems to be in Flemish.
Belgium
celesteh posted a photo:
10 June 2007
This is a detail of the pulpit in the cathedral in Mechelen, Belgium.
The scene is the conversion of St Norbert. This conversion involved him falling off of his horse.
celesteh posted a photo:
10 June 2007
Relics in the Mechelen cathedral.
This cathedral had a large collection of relics. As you may recall, first class relics are pieces of dead saints. In this case, they appear to be bone fragments.
I can't make out who is in this reliquary (display case) because of the germanic lettering and also because it seems to be in Flemish.
Belgium
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