St. Henry's Church, Pyhtää

From the churchyard at eye level, the whitewashed medieval St.

Scenario: 28 September 2026 · 08:00 Europe/Helsinki

St. Henry's Church, Pyhtää
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From the churchyard at eye level, the whitewashed medieval St. Henry's Church fills the frame beneath its steep dark shingle roof: the former porch, now a memorial choir with a domed roof, at centre-left with its arched doorway and small cross, Gothic windows with red-brown trim along the nave, and a separate grey stone bell tower with bell and cross on the far left. A wooden visitor sign in the left foreground reads the church's name and its 1460 date; mossy stone churchyard walls, fallen leaves and wet gravel paths fill the bottom of the frame. Overcast morning light, 8.3 °C model data, no people in frame.

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