Saturday 18 August 2018
Saint Michael's Anglican Church, Ohaeawai
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Over a hundred years old and the church is still looking good.
I love these old churches. Very nicely looked after
It wouldn't be out of place here.
Looking very New Zealand - I say, without ever having visted NZ in person, only by other people's blogs... Greetings from Sweden! :)
What a lovely church St Michael's is Amy, and so beautifully looked after.
I am glad the history of the building is accessible to all who enter the church.
What a very pretty church and still looking good after more than a century.
Re your question about the age of the church in Killybegs, it was opened and dedicated on 6th August 1854.
I'd say it's because the church is still being used for services every 2 weeks.
We noticed it as we drove to the Hokianga last week. Where is your new header photo?
it's taken in Whangaroa harbour in April this year.
That is such a nice looking church and churchyard
I thought I recognised it.
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You are taking me on journeys I should know but can't remember properly. We drove from Keriker or Piahia over to Omapere I'm pretty sure and we usually stopped at every church there was to stop at. I really should have made notes of all the safaris instead of just relying on photos. Anyway, as always, I'm delighted to be along with you for the pictorial ride.
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