Winter Walk to Refectory Church of Conception

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Winter scene of the grounds of Pokrovsky Convent (Intercession Convent) in Suzdal with the view of the Refectory Church of the Conception with bell tower framed with trees covered snow. The church was built in 1551 on the site of an old structure from the 14th century.

Photo #016 taken on November 29, 2015

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Date: November 29, 2015 02:24:00 am EST
File name: ALP-2015-1129-016-Refectory-Church-of-Conception-Intercession-Convent-Winter-Suzdal.jpg
Tags: churches , Russia , cathedrals , Suzdal , Orthodox Churches , Intercession Convent , monasteries , Winter , Pokrovsky Convent , Orthodox Cathedrals , Church of the Conception , Refectory Church , Suzdal Cityscapes , Winter Scenes

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