Πέτρος Λαμπρόπουλος The wooden roof looks solid, no mold at all.

Daniela Florea The woodwork on the right wall looks well taken care of with no visible cracks.

Daniel Lewis The wooden shingles on the roof look like they were replaced not too long ago. This is the little church of St. Nicholas, right?

Христо Василев The wooden beams at the base appear to be thick pine, the kind that is cut down a lot in these places by the lake.

Margaret Evans The railing along the steps is the same dark green they've used on half the docks around that lake for years.

Антон Комаров Yes, the handrails on the steps are exactly the same dark green as the wharf by the lake bus stop.

Camille Laurent The wooden floor in front of the entrance appears to be at least a hundred years old, the planks worn just in the middle by footsteps.

Katarina Jovanović The wooden beams on the roof are still strong, and it's the church of St. Nicholas, right?

Maria Munteanu Those boards at the entrance are well polished by so much walking.

Petar Marković The wooden door at the entrance is a little crooked from moisture, you can see that it doesn't close very well.

Петя Попова The wooden steps in front are quite worn down the middle, you can see where people have walked for years.

Αντώνης Κωνσταντίνου The wood on the back wall has taken on that grayish color from the damp, it shows clearly under the light.

Николай Христов The woodwork of the walls appears to have been assembled with dowels rather than nails, suggesting that it is of an older period, perhaps before the 19th century.

Παναγιώτης Νικολαΐδης The wood around the door appears to have taken on a light shade from the water. Where and when did you take this photo?

Сергій Шевченко The wooden planks of the roof are quite bleached by the sun.

Ольга Виноградова The wooden window frames are slightly sun-bleached but appear to be sound. Where and when exactly did you take this picture?

Michel Girard The wood around the small side window has taken on an almost silvery color over time, you can clearly see the veins of the pine.