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That roof looks so thick and heavy -- almost oppressive -- and then there are those lovely delicate panes of glass to let in the light. They must have been in constant need of cleaning. From this angle, it doesn't look like a very inviting place to sit.
Chrysalis
Wed 06-29-2011
how in gods name did they do that brick on the ceiling?
eldokid@aol.com
Wed 06-29-2011
This place is built like a tank.
Larry D
Wed 06-29-2011
Ceilings of brick just amaze me.
TootUncommon
Wed 06-29-2011
Awesomely cool!
LucieLou
Wed 06-29-2011
I've never seen ceilings/ verandas like that.
Matt.
Thu 06-30-2011
I'd hate to be walking along and have one of those bricks come loose and thump me in the head!
eldokid@aol.com
Thu 06-30-2011
Look the tree is trying to get in!!
MamaToFiveInPA
Thu 06-30-2011
Nature is intruding
ferdy
Fri 07-01-2011
A flat wooden form was likely used to hold up the brick as it was laid, and then removed after the mortar had set. Interesting how they are not arched a bit like some brick ceilings are.
autoguy
Sat 07-16-2011
Looks like tiles instead of bricks, about 1/4 inch in depth.

Still not into the idea of them bouncing off my crainium
Binky
Thu 07-21-2011
Looks like you'd either get clucked on the noggin by a falling brick or sliced by a falling sliver of glass! Nowhere safe to stand out there LOL
freespirit76
Mon 08-08-2011
Love the colors and textures in this picture.
Amazed
Mon 01-02-2012

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