Since Nuno set the mood for church photos for this Friday, November 3rd, here I do a follow up photo of yesterday’s bell housing at San Pedro Las Huertas Cathedral. Here is another angle of the same church.
Here is a rough and free translation of information I found at EnAntigua.com site about San Pedro las Huertas: According to the writer Francisco Antonio de Fuentes y Guzmán, San Pedro Apóstol, also known as San Pedro Las Huertas, was founded after the flooding of the second City of Santiago in 1541. San Pedro is on the skirts of Volcán de Agua, 1533 meters above sea level, at 2 km South from La Antigua Guatemala and has an estimated population of 1622. The weather is nicely tempered.
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wow, a beauty – with the terracotta colour and rusticneess !
oh my God, it’ so beautiful
This church is wonderful. Maybe the dark sky behind it maybe its colour but its monumental.
i think it is nice to see the children in front of the church
Both today’s and yesterday’s photos bring out the beauty of this church. Love it!
Beautiful church!
Ay, Dios mio, que linda!
Krisz: I like the antique feel to it myself.
Marcyś: Good to have you here and I hope you will come back.
Zsolt72: Your church photo is amazing too.
Patsy: I believe these are teenagers.
Kate: I really like how sunset’s light fell over the church.
MarieMcc: Wow, even your Spanish came out!
esta foto es solamente excelente, me encantan los colores, deberia de ser una postal.
Saluditos
lu!