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English: Askainen church, Askainen, Masku, Finland. - A baroque style pulpit made of oak for Askainen church by Claus Gabriel from Flensburg. There is also a legend that the pulpit was taken as war loot from Germany in the 1600s.
Suomi: Askaisten kirkko, Askainen, Masku, Suomi. - Barokkityylinen tamminen sarnastuoli on tietojen mukaan flensburgilaisen puuseppä Claus Gabrielin tilauksesta veistämä. Toisen tarinan mukaan se olisi otettu sotasaaliiksi 1600-luvulla Saksasta.
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Object location60° 34′ 13″ N, 21° 51′ 49″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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