Keuruu Old Church, Keuruu

The red tarred-timber Keuruu Old Church stands on the lakeshore under a heavy grey autumn sky, its steep shingle roof and twin needle spires rising above the reeds.

Scenario: 28 September 2026 · 12:00 Europe/Helsinki

Keuruu Old Church, Keuruu
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The red tarred-timber Keuruu Old Church stands on the lakeshore under a heavy grey autumn sky, its steep shingle roof and twin needle spires rising above the reeds. The multi-tier steeple anchors the center of the frame while the polygonal apse juts east toward the tree line, and the town edge shows across the dark rippled water at left. Fallen leaves drift in the shallows and a visitor stands by the church door — an honest overcast late-September view of the 1758 church, Central Finland’s oldest preserved church building.

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