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Here we see details from the entrance to Budal Church, also with reference to my former posting of June 20, 2009.

This is Sunday morning, an hour or so before start of the mass. The light is crisp and clear since the church is located in a mountain village at an altitude around 500 m.

They say the interior of this church is quite special, so I guess I should have a look inside next time! But then I have no experience at all with church interior photography, I can’t even recall last time I used a tripod…

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This little wooden church is serving a parish of less than 600 souls, living in a mountain area in Central Norway. The architecture is special since the layout is a Y-form, which is used in only four other churches in the country.

The building of the church was finished in 1754; it was done by the parish and without any public support financially or otherwise. Later the building had a major restoration in 1906, and today the church seats 200 persons.
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