Interior of the church of Christ the King
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Interior of the church of Christ the King
Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 19 Apr 2011
The construction of this church takes the form of laminated timber columns supporting a steeply pitched roof. This view is eastwards towards the main altar, above which is a suspended sounding-board. The cross on the east wall had been covered with purple cloth during Holy Week, as part of Catholic tradition.
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51.203971
Longitude
-0.166738