Ion Nistor Where the light hits the plank wall of the chapel, you can clearly see how the wood is cracked.

Pavel Černý I would like to see it live, looks like a nice place to stop.

Галина Соловьёва In our Samara region, such wooden chapels are often placed in the forest at springs. And in the photo you can clearly see how the sun highlights the cracks on the boards, just as Ion wrote.

Mark Hall The cracks in those boards really stand out when the sun hits them just right. Nice shot.

Teresa Romero The truth is that the cracks in the wood look very clear with that sun. The chapel is dedicated to Saint John the Baptist, which is why I noticed the small cross above it.

نور عبود The wood in the picture appears very old, the type of board we use here in Lebanon for small churches in the mountains. The cross above it is simple but clear.

Emma Mitchell The wooden chapel looks pretty old. Is it open to visitors on weekdays or only for services, and do you know what time they hold them?

Elizabeth Baker The chapel is dedicated to St John the Baptist, same as the one we sing at during the June feast every year.

Γιώργος Λαμπρόπουλος The wood does look very old and the cracks stand out sharply in this light.

Иван Атанасов The wooden chapel looks quite old, the boards show the years and the moisture. The cross above is simple but firmly nailed, typical of old mountain chapels.

Joanna Zielińska In this photo you can see most of the moss that has grown on the roof tiles at the edge of the roof. It looks like no one has cleaned it for a long time.

Alexander Wright The moss on the edge of the roof does stand out. When was this photo taken and where exactly is that chapel?

Алексей Андреев The wood on the walls is already badly faded; it can be seen that it has stood for at least forty years without painting. The roof sank slightly in the center, typical of the fatigue of old beams.

Μιχάλης Χατζής The wood on the boards has begun to swell from the humidity of the forest, as it usually does in old buildings in the Carpathians. However, the roof is still holding up well.