5404 x 3597 px | 45,8 x 30,5 cm | 18 x 12 inches | 300dpi
Date de la prise de vue:
29 avril 2012
Informations supplémentaires:
The aim of autumn walks from October of this year once again can become a cruise and a pilgrimage place for Czech Brother altar Kamenice. Dilapidated premises since last autumn, when it was started its restoration, the great transformation. In the romantic forest corners, 1 km northeast of České Kamenice returned cross-path, restore statues and the correct steps. Restoration of the altar of brothers secured a non-profit-making company Czech Switzerland and the city of Česká Kamenice in the framework of the project, listen to the voice of the countryside. Stations of the cross in the area of the altar for fraternal cooperation in the town Česká Kamenice and Roman Catholic parish-Housing Office Česká Kamenice, consecrated in may 2012. Visit the restored area, however, you can already now – alone or with a guide – on Thursday, 17. November 2011 from 11 hours here generally beneficial society of Czech Switzerland is planning to organize the recovery presentation area for the public with expert interpretation. Rock alcoves on the plateau on the Northeast slope of the needle was in October, fitted with copies of original images of the cross from the end of the 19. the century. This was in the year 2010, unexpectedly found p. Jordan Red of Roman Catholic parish-Housing Office Česká Kamenice. Newly painted images from Michael Genoese from the Czech lime tree have been inserted into the newly manufactured replicas of the original wooden schrán. After the treatment the stone stairs were on the original copy instead of placed statues of St. John of Nepomuk and the Genius of death (Angel). From artificial stone according to the surviving originals has created Ivana Havlíčková and Lukas Black of litomyšlské Faculty of restoration of the University of Pardubice. A great attention in reconstructing the area for fraternal altar sought salvation statues. In particular, the original of the valuable statues of St. John of Nepomuk has brought in restoration of unexpected surprise
