Norwich Cathedral

10 Aug 2004

Norwich Cathedral was built from 1096 to 1101, it was built using stone brought from Normandy. Between 1121 and 1145 the Nave was built and the present spire - the second highest in England - was added between 1356 and 1369. It is a magnificent building with a lot of unique features like its roof bosses - 100s of small figures that is scattered all over the ceiling.

I took this photo while I was there last week hoping to show the character and presence in this great building. I edited it quite a bit to remove various people and objects from the scene to get this completely empty shot, click on the image for a larger copy.

Posted by R.I.Pienaar on Tuesday, August 10, 2004 at 9:29 PM

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