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St. Olofby *Grall19

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Exterior view of St. Olaf's chapel at Hardemo. The chapel was built around the 1930's, the doors have smithed decors depicting events from the St. Olaf legend.

Footnote: Why the title is called "St. Olof" and why I refer to it as "St. Olaf" in the description is because "Olof" is the swedish name for it, Olaf is the english name, and Olav is the norwegian one.

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~MisanthroV Apr 2, 2013

Wooden buildings are just amazing. Lucky scandinavians

*Grall19 Apr 2, 2013 Hobbyist Photographer

I find it quite peculiar that this chapel is made in wood. It is after all built in the 30's. There are however a few old churches out of stone left that's built even in the 11th century.

~MisanthroV Apr 2, 2013

Yeah, that wood seems quite "recent". Here we have lots and lots of churches (some are identical) but I'm not surprised, Italy has always been a religious place..I'm more interested in different styles from up there. This is a good one.

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