Back, with some more Gelderland

After two months absence here's another new page. This time about the reformed church of Rijswijk, a village in the Buren municipality, Gelderland. 

Some more Gelderland

Due to a merger last year, the pages about municipalities Geldermalsen, Lingewaal and Neerijnen are replaced by the new page West Betuwe. Several pages about specific churches in this municipality have slightly better text, while there's also a brand new page about the reformed church of Enspijk.

Gelderland updates

Finally a new update, with two new pages about the churches of Loenen in the Apeldoorn municipality, the reformed church and the catholic H. Antonius Abt. 

Noord-Brabant updates

Today's update concerns a few changes I made some time ago but had not yet mentioned here. First, the page about 's-Hertogenbosch' St. Jan Cathedral has undergone the now usual treatment of bigger pictures as well as some Photoshop compositions resulting in views that would be impossible to capture otherwise, at least for me. Second is the page about the St. Willibrordus in Alphen, which has most of its pictures replaced. 
The third update today is a new page about the St. Johannes in Moergestel. 

Friesland updates

The old (ca. 2006) pages about two churches in the city of Leeuwarden have new pictures. First, the page about the Grote of Jacobijnerkerk has had almost all of its pictures replaced by much, much better ones such as the one above this message; sunnier, more colourful and more general views, while the other page, about the Koepelkerk, has a few new 'big' pictures such as the one on the right which is composed out of three diferent photo's.

More Utrecht updates

Two more pages are enhanced with a combination of new, old and improved and very much Photoshopped pictures, both about churches in the city of Utrecht. One about the ancient Nicolaikerk, now finally showing its long inaccessible south side, and the much more recent St. Gerardus Majella. 

New Utrecht pages

Pages about both churches in the village of Benschop were added, the reformed church or Nicolaaskerk and the catholic St. Victor.