I found myself just constantly staring in awe at the sheer amount of intricate detail that was built into every aspect of the church, from the grandest stained glass window to the tiniest ornamentation on a choir stall--and to consider that the church and abbey were built entirely by hand, with no computers, automation, or machinery of any kind, makes it all the more incredible to behold. It infuses Westminster Abbey with an almost human quality, which truly makes it a piece of living history.
Monday, July 19, 2010
Living History
I found myself just constantly staring in awe at the sheer amount of intricate detail that was built into every aspect of the church, from the grandest stained glass window to the tiniest ornamentation on a choir stall--and to consider that the church and abbey were built entirely by hand, with no computers, automation, or machinery of any kind, makes it all the more incredible to behold. It infuses Westminster Abbey with an almost human quality, which truly makes it a piece of living history.
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