I'm
also member and volunteer of The Othona
Community in England. The OTHONA
Community in Bradwell was started by the late Anglican Canon Norman
Motley in 1946 to overcome the hatred which had its climax in the
second world war. It is open to people from "all walks of life", no matter, if they follow a specific religion or not. In total The Othona
Community has a membership of about 400 people world wide. One of
my pleasures was introducing young German people mainly to the OTHONA
Community at Bradwell to widen their horizons and to help the
world wide ecumenical, peace and ecological movements. Here is an
arial view of the center in Bradwell-on-Sea:
You can see bigger versions:
Site with Chapel (87 k) and Overview (95 k)
These pictures were taken one morning in spring 1993 while the new
main building (L-shaped) was under construction. The white building
with the red roof on bottom left is St. Peter's Chapel built in 654
used for the OTHONA daily services. The 3 long (2 gray, 1 black)
buildings above the main building are the oldest OTHONA buildings on
site (built in the 1950's).
There
is also an official web site
specially dedicated to the Chapel.
(Note: the real images behind these thumbnails are between 400 kB and 1 MB)
Stereo images
- no extra software needed
3D Panoramas without plugins Thanks to panorado
Click here and then click onto model, 'See more details', and '3D Model' and wait ...:
'real'
3D view of Chapel (VRML 2.0, (340 k).
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