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friendless$30080$ - translation to ολλανδικά

CHARITY IN ENGLAND AND WALES
Friends of friendless churches
  • alt=A short flint church with a red tiled roof, and a battlemented south tower with a pyramidal roof
  • alt=A simple stone church with a bellcote, seen from the southeast
  • alt=A simple stone church seen from the south. The only visible features are a west bellcote and two windows
  • alt=Beyond a tall wall is the end of a chapel with a triple window in the gable, a shorted tower to the right with a pyramidal roof, and an oriel window protruding more to the right
  • alt=A small stone church with lancet windows and a bellcote
  • alt=A simple stone church, consisting of a nave and chancel, viewed from the south-west
  • alt=To the left is a battlemented tower, in the middle a ruined wall, and to the right the end of a stone chapel with a red tiled roof
  • alt=A simple church, seen end-on, with a bellcote and transepts; in the foreground are gravestones
  • alt=A small plain stone church seen from an angle with a bellcote on the near gable, and a simple door and two windows along the side
  • alt=A small plain stone church seen from an angle with a bellcote on the near gable, and a simple door and two windows along the side
  • alt=A stone church with slate roofs seen from the southeast. To the right is the chancel, to the left is a large transept, beyond which can be seen a bellcote
  • alt=A simple stone church seen almost from the east end. The east window has two lights and a slightly pointed arch, and at the far end the bellcote can be seen
  • alt=A simple church seen from the southeast with a tall slender tower on the left, then the nave and a chancel with a slightly higher roof line
  • alt=A stone church with a slate roof seen from the southwest. Nearest is a relatively large tower with a pyramidal roof, beyond which is body of the church
  • alt=A stone church seen from the south, with a square battlemented tower at the left, then the nave, and a lower chancel at the right. In front of the church is the base of a medieval cross
  • alt=A small stone church seen from an angle; behind the chancel is a slightly higher nave with a bellcote at the far end. A porch protrudes beyond that
  • alt=A T-shaped low stone church with a slate roof seen beyond grave slabs
  • alt=A church seen from the southeast, with an apsidal chancel, a south transept, and a battlemented west tower
  • alt=A stone church seen from an angle in a graveyard, with a porch and a bellcote
  • alt=A honey-coloured stone church with a red tiled roof seen from the southwest. On the west end is a window above a door, on the corner is a buttress, a porch in on the south side, and on the roof is a small wooden belfry
  • alt=On a bank, tucked behind trees is a simple chapel, to the left of which are castle ruins
  • alt=A stone church with a chequerboard appearance; on the left is a battlemented tower, the nave has three windows and the chancel, which is lower, has two windows
  • alt=A small, single-storey, church with a porch and bellcote to the western end
  • alt=A tower with three stages; in the bottom stage is a door, in the middle stage is a large window with tracery, and in the top stage is a two-light louvred bell opening
  • alt=A stone church seen from the south east with steep tiled roofs. Nearest is the chancel with a round east window, beyond that is a larger, higher nave, at the end of which is a bellcote
  • alt=A stone church in a graveyard behind evergreen trees
  • alt=Seen from a distance, in a graveyard, is a simple stone church, the chancel smaller and lower than the nave; protruding from the wall are a buttress and a porch
  • alt=A stone very simple church see from the west end. The only features are a small round-headed door, a small bellcote, and a tiny rectangular window
  • alt=A stone church seen from the southwest, with a slate roof and red tiled ridge. At the west end is a door a window and a double bellcote; protruding from the south side is a porch
  • alt=The end of a church seen between trees; the ground floor is timber framed, above this is a weatherboarded tower, and to the left part of the stone body of the church. All the roofs are covered in red tiles
  • centre
  • alt=A stone church with red tiled roofs seen from an angle, the battlemented tower being on the left.
  • alt=A stone church with red tiled roofs seen from an angle, the battlemented tower being on the left. In the foreground is a statue of a child.
  • alt=A single-storey church built in rubble stone with a bellcote and a porch at the Western end
  • alt=At the far end of a graveyard is a simple stone church, which appears L-shaped, and has a bellcote
  • alt=The north side of stone church with a slate roof, seen through a graveyard. There are two windows, a protruding vestry and, at the right, a bellcote
  • center
  • alt=A church with a tall church tower positioned centrally.
  • alt=A simple single-storey church seen from a distance with a bellcote and a porch; sheep graze in front of it
  • alt=A simple stone church with a slate roof, a bellcote on the nearest gable and a transept on the right
  • alt=A stone church with a prominent brick tower, capped with a [[cupola]]
  • alt=Part of a stone church with a large slate roof seen from a slight angle; on the left is a slightly protruding porch with wooden gates, and on the summit is a bellcote
  • alt=A small stone church with a slate roof see from the southwest. Scaffolding surrounds the west end and bellcote, and the porch
  • A simple stone church, consisting of a nave and a smaller chancel, seen from the south
  • alt=Seen between trees is part of the church; visible are a tower and nave with clerestory, both battlemented, and a porch
  • alt=A stone church seen from the southwest, with a tower on the left; the porch and body of the church are battlemented
  • alt=A flint church seen from the southeast, with a red tiled roof and, at the far end, a weatherboarded tower
  • alt=A cotswold stone simple chapel with a small bell turret.
  • alt=Part of a church built in stone with red tiles and a short spire
  • alt=A single-storey church built in rubble masonry with a large, central, tower. Restored in the 19th century.
  • alt=A red sandstone church with a small bellcote
  • 100px
  • alt=Seen beyond a river and a field is a simple stone chapel with three arched windows and a door; to the right is a two-storeyed stone house
  • alt=The ruins of a church seen from the southeast. Still standing are the tower, the south wall, with three windows, and the east end; there are no roofs
  • alt=A simple stone chapel seen from the south with a west bellcote
  • alt=A slender stone tower in a graveyard. On the left face are two windows, one round-headed, the other round; on the right face is a clock; and on the summit is a cupola surmounted by a ball finial
  • alt=A simple chapel with a bellcote and a protruding porch, and winter trees behind
  • alt=A white-painted simple chapel with a brick chimney stack and a red tiled roof. On the front are two sash windows, and a similar window is on the side at a higher level.

friendless      
adj. zonder vrienden

Βικιπαίδεια

Friends of Friendless Churches

Friends of Friendless Churches is a registered charity formed in 1957, active in England and Wales, which campaigns for and rescues redundant historic places of worship threatened by demolition, decay, or inappropriate conversion. As of April 2021, the charity owns 58 redundant churches or chapels, 29 of which are in England, and 29 in Wales.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friends of Friendless Churches
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