Easy As represented in this photo

Thank you for your visit. The photo is poor, but I wanted to share my discovery. I know well the Germany and Saxony is one of my preferred regions.

Good, then, it was more simple and you were not away from the correct answer. and see you soon.

In fact, it is the carillon in the bell tower of the church of Meissen in Saxony in Germany. The particularity is that the bells are porcelain and were made on site as Meissen produced porcelain is very fine and reputed. Thank you, for your visit Guylaine.

I'm glad to see you, Ninik, even after the battle !

Yes Lena, it is the chime of the church Fraukirche at Meissen in Saxony : they have the particularity to be made of porcelain, manufactured at Meissen, and their sound is indeed very melodic. Thank you for past.

Thank you Jean-Paul, a pity when even to the end of the roof, which interfere with the view... It is a curiosity, and the sound is very nice.

You are the only one to have mentioned the crossed swords Mady. Thank you for be passed anyway.

This is true but you had put it on the track, as she recognized the rest.

Fortunately, in the family Guy is still in a state of thinking. Yes Joel has found and Danièle said. This carillon is located in the Notre-Dame church in Saxony in Germany. The bells are porcelain made on the premises and produce a very beautiful sound. Thank you for your visit and treat yourself.

Guy, fortunately that you continued to think while Josy is recovering. This carillon of bells in porcelain manufactured on-site is located in the church of Our Lady of Meissen in Saxony in Germany and produces a very beautiful sound. Thank you for your participation.

I knew it was going to be easy, but you were even faster than expected ! As Daniel said, this carillon of bells in porcelain are found in the church Frauenkirche in Meissen in Saxony in Germany and they have been manufactured on site and produce a sound very pure. Thank you for participating.

Danièle thou hast brought a precision to the right answer of Jofu. It is a carillon of 237 bells porcelain manufactured at Meissen, and that produces a sound divine ! Thanks for participating.

I suspected that the Sherlock Holmes who slumbers in you are going to seek clues and I knew it was going to be easy. but it is true that Daniel was more accurate. The sound of this chime is 'celestial' ? Thank you for your participation.