About ‘Village church in the Dutch village of Heesbeen’ by Ruud Morijn
This 18th century church in romanogothic style, owned by the Protestant Congregation in Heusden, is currently in use by the Hersteld Reformed Congregation in Heesbeen. The church building contains the remains of a medieval church, which was on the same slab. The brick tower dates back to the 14th century.
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For over 50 years working on photography, but only really got the taste after my retirement. Now I only have the time and the peace to really look around and discover and record beautiful things. On this site you can see some of my most beautiful photos, but also check out my Flickro domain https://www.flickr.com/photos/10989519@N06/. There are many more there. A Flickr photo can usually also be…
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