This is a wonderful collection of photos. It is astounding they are the oldest wooden structures in the world. Wow!! - Best regards, DeeAnne

said missdee101 2007.07.05 at 16:41:51 PDT

you know, this churches from Norway have an architecture as some romanian churches. but our churches are a little bit higher....when i'll have pictures...i'll sent to you. tks for your comments. you should see romania...the nature is really great(the most spectacular all around europe and i've been to several countries )......but the architecture....isn't..ju st the wooden one is interesting.

said catalin_cazacu 2005.12.20 at 03:34:35 PST

Very interesting album. Wooden churches are very amazing. Thanks for sharing. Laurent

said laurent0001 2005.11.09 at 00:12:44 PST

Hi Bill! Thanks for the kind comments in my guestbook. These photos are very beautiful. Grettings from Slovenia. Stanko

said stana110 2004.11.12 at 14:42:03 PST

I enjoyed very much, seeing these beautiful churches in your wonderful album. Thank you for sharing them. Ray

said mccoyray 2004.10.17 at 12:17:12 PDT

How interesting! Thank's to your comments on my featured album I was lead to this great collection. Thanks for providing such interesting information along with your lovely photos. Thanks for your comments and best wishes from Noreen in California.

said noreenh 2004.03.27 at 12:22:57 PST

Thanks for your kind remark on my album. Have you been on all these places? Many lovely places and good descriptions. Wish you a happy new year. bhalonen@trollnet.no

said briha100 2004.01.07 at 12:15:47 PST

Hello Bill, I'm writing from Argentina. I'm doing a monthly publication about WOODEN STRUCTURES, and one of the topics I want to include are the Stave Churches. I saw here that you have wonderful shots so I'd like to contact you. Could you please send an e-mail to scerbo@satlink.com so I can tell you more about this project? Thanks a lot, Hector

said hectorargentina 2003.11.06 at 09:14:54 PST

Bonjour Bill,i love your additions #21 is superb,i realized that in your last guestbook entry you were asking about my equipment,i thought you were asking about depth of field that is why i asked your e-mail adress,because it would have been too long to explain,sorry about that.Meanwhile for these butterflies pictures i used a Canon Eos 3000N and a Sigma Zoom 70-300mm,digital is fun but for serious and creative photography i prefer 35 mm camera(but then again it's only my opinion...)Keep up your great work.Luc

said kligon 2003.04.12 at 08:42:11 PDT

Bonjour Bill,what a great album,definitely some very unusual architecture,amazing buidings,it does have that Viking inspiration,beautiful work my friend!Luc

said kligon 2003.01.28 at 15:25:08 PST

Bill...Simply Awesome photos & your descriptions on each of the images is fantastic..Gives the viewer an historical background which is so helpful..Thanks again for sharing & God Bless from Texas...Ken

said bigdaddy8x14 2003.01.25 at 23:01:27 PST

You do have a magnificent collection of Barn photos, you country being a lot older, you have a lot older structures, I always like to read some informanation about the different buildings, and that you have done nicely. Sadley your barns are slowly dying just like the one in Indian Head, Saskatchewan Our bone head Canadian Governement is only interested in saving history if that building is in eastern Canada. Your pictures are great and you with you pictures have saved some history as well. Thanks Dan

said loran01 2003.01.18 at 15:34:38 PST