The Christ Church of Malacca, built in the 1700s, is but one of the red buildings in the square. It is a reminder of the city's Dutch history which goes back to the 1400s.
Taken May 2007 in Malacca, Malaysia
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Red and Old
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ruby tuesday,
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7 comments:
I never thought of the Dutch going much beyond Indonesia. The church and landscaping are stunning! Happy Ruby Tuesday!
Beautiful church building!
that's a very striking looking building!
That is a beautiful church and such an interesting scene! Makes me ponder many things.
The surface looks so smooth... how'd they do that?
Neat building!
- Mojo
what a beuatiful church!
your photo is amazing
thanks everyone for visiting!
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