A few months ago in the grips of cabin fever, I lashed out in a fit of defiance, and took a day off of work when the sun took occasion to shine. As I’m wont to do, I got in the car and drove the country roads. Sometimes the less idea I have of where I’m going the better. Like most times, this technique paid off.
I came upon a wonderful country church and cemetery. I didn’t’ realize at the time of taking the photos there is a great story behind the church.
“Built in 1868 by Czech settlers who later moved to a bigger parish in Montgomery, the Budejovice Church had not been home to a congregation in more than a century.”. The church was adopted by a caretaker and restored. My words would only come up short, so watch the video.
Since the video it would appear the church has had the siding replaced, received a new roof and is having the steeple worked on and looks as in the photo below which is a similar angle to some of the shots in the video.
I couldn’t find any details about the new work.
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