On 2012-08-28 13:16, Martin Koppenhoefer wrote :
2012/8/28 André Pirard<[email protected]>:
I finally made it
amenity: place_of_worship
historic: wayside_shrine
name: potale du Christ
religion: christian
which is exactly what it is, except that St Mary is actually worshiped
there.
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it is not what it is IMHO. "place_of_worship" is misleading.
What do you tag/call a place where the people of the village gather or
stop to celebrate St Mary?
Seeing the sign on the IGN map, I first thought it was a chapel until I
made a trip to see it.
And it looks like they cherish it as the chapel they can't afford.
"potale du Christ" also does look like a description and not like a name.
I wrote to the clergyman for a name and he didn't reply. I may let you
know their address.
So, I asked the people around and that's the best they refer to it.
I thought that a name was what you call something.
I am also not sure if a niche in a wall meets the definition for "shrine"
(which is more something like a box I think).
This is how I described it:
What is the tag for this? <http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potale>
Mine is more or less like Hanzinne's in size but wide open with a huge
cross inside.
3 m high. If it wasn't just a façade, a front, it would almost be a
chapel, but it's not.
How can you call that a box or a niche in a wall?
Thanks to all.
Oh dear.
This mail reader formats my HTML messages in a Linux window all-right
but your archive program displays HTML source on a Web page.
You should fix that !!!
Cordialement,
André.
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