Kings Town : Saint Andrews Church, municipal cemetery and the Shoreline
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Part 1: The St Andrews church. Patron saint of Kings Town.
Saint Andrews is the protector of cultivators and shepherds. Kings town raised an exquisite church which blends the very concepts of an early ecclesiastical basilica with Gothic architectural references. Red bricks used to match both the town hall's and courthouse's style. It is located 2 blocks from the city center easily accessible on foot or bus-line 1 (red line - Central Train Station- Town Hall). According to the folk-lore, Saint Andrews is the christian incarnation of god Dionysus. However, the Olympian Christianity of Agrophilia accepts both the saint and the lesser deity.
I plopped cars on parking space. (only Hyundai tucson and sonata are available).
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Part 2: The Municipal Cemetery.
The Municipal Cemetery serves the community as the last citizens' resting place. There is an annual celebration called ''anthestiria'' or flower festival. According to the folk-lore, The dead are like the god Adonis. Citizens flower the tombs, marching through the towns' roads and throwing flower petals on streets.After that they assembly again to the cemetery's church and pray for the resurrection of the dead just like the lesser god. Adonis resurrected every spring, bringing back life and joy to the nature. The Olympian Christian church commemorate the god Adonis as prophet of Jesus-Christ.
[ I beautified the surrounding area and added some gardens (pappeln trees etc)].
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Part 3: The Shore. ''Natural beauty''.
The Shoreline of Kings Town is a thesaurus of relaxation and tranquility. Citizens walk by the river, go for picnic or admire the stunning view. The Shoreline is also a popular tourist destination. It is rumored that the poem ''Oh Titan Gaia'' has been written by the shore from the unknown national poet. Therefore, writers, poets and artists are visiting the place asking from Muses to inspire them.
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I also added wheelie bins outside the terraced houses (20% completed).
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I hope you like my entry !
More interesting entries to come!
Join the Journey! See you in Agrophilia !!
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