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The Wall ditch in Gilsland, just east of the Poltross Burn, with the field wall at the top marking the line of the curtain wall. Looking SE
Handbook p.284.
The Western Wall, Wailing Wall or Kotel is located in the Old City of Jerusalem. It is a relatively small western segment of the walls surrounding the area called the Temple Mount (or Har Habayit) by Jews, Christians and most Western sources, and known to Muslims as the Noble Sanctuary. [Wikipedia, 2015]
We're deep inside the Nolichucky River Gorge on the former Clinchfield, as CSX 346 leads northbound coal empties at Wall Curve milepost 143.5 on Oct. 20, 2000. Erwin TN lies 10 miles ahead.
Horloge murale Art Deco. Les horloges murales deLorentis sont réalisées avec la technologie de la découpe laser sur métal puis peintes au four. Elles sont équipées d'aiguilles en aluminium et de mécanismes à quartz de précision fabriqués en Allemagne. Pour des horloges uniques et originales. Création Française. Design et Qualité.
Wall clock Art Deco. Wall clocks deLorentis are designed using metal laser cutting technology and powder coating painted. They are equipped with aluminium hands and precision quartz movements both built in Germany. For unique and original wall clocks.
French Creation. Design and quality.
eShop : www.delorentis.com
wandhuren
Reloj de pared
Orologio da parete
Commission wall for Fat Face in there new store in Kingston.
Painted by Myself, Finbarr, DON and Dan-k.
This will form part of the store, got to go back when it's installed to finish a few bits.
Detail of a wall at the entrance to the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago, Illinois.
Tenuous Link: sturdy wall.
There was nothing much to see in a former Soviet base building, but winter had done its job and I found this interesting wall to take photos of. All covered in ice.
Shot on Fujichrome Sensia 100 (RA) color slide film, 35, ISO 100, Canon AE-1 P
The Western Wall
In Judaism, the Western Wall is venerated as the sole remnant of the Holy Temple. It has become a place of pilgrimage for Jews, as it is the closest permitted accessible site to the holiest spot in Judaism, namely the Even ha-shetiya or Foundation Stone, which lies on the Temple Mount. According to one rabbinic opinion, Jews may not set foot upon the Temple Mount and doing so is a sin punishable by Kareth. While almost all historians and archaeologists and most rabbinical authorities believe that the rocky outcrop in the Dome of the Rock is the Foundation Stone,[59] some rabbis say it is located directly opposite the exposed section of the Western Wall, near the El-kas fountain.[60] This spot was the site of the Holy of Holies when the Temple stood. -
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From the collection of Christchurch City Libraries.
Photo taken by Christchurch City Council's Capital Programme Group
The Lennon Wall (Lennonova zeď), is a wall filled with graffiti in honor of John Lennon. Prague, Czech Republic.
O muro Lennon (Lennonova zeď), é um muro repleto de graffiti em honra de John Lennon. Praga, República Checa.
Mosaic Mural found in the Eastside Parking Lot, 1111 Soquel Ave., Santa Cruz, CA Constructed on the back wall of the lot by 539 volunteers, including helpers from 11 local schools. The mural, which is comprised of 3,224 tiles and 600 pounds of glass, is the work of artist Kathleen Crocetti with grout design help from Macy Balassone, Isabella Correa-Apra, Jasmine Guerrero, Aracley Monroy and Mathilda Spires.
Photos from Wall Ball 2010, a benefit for SCOSAG, the St. Louis City Open Studio and Gallery. Always fun. This year artists created art live as crowds mingled and ogled and drank. Held April 3 at NEO in Midtown Alley.
More info: www.scosag.org/wallball/default2010.shtml
Defensive walls, gates, gatehouses and towers between The Red Tower and Fishergate Postern Tower, including 5 intermediate towers in addition to the 3 main towers. Walls mid C14, restored 1857-58, 1864 and later. The Red Tower built c1490, heavily restored and re-roofed 1857-8, restored 1958. Walmgate Bar and barbican C14 incorporating mid C12 gate, house added c1585, repaired 1645-48, restorations 1840 and later. Fishergate Bar incorporating earlier gate c1440, blocked 1489-1827, restored 1961. Fishergate Postern c1440, Tower c1505, re-roofed C17, restored 1838 and 1960. All structures except The Red Tower of magnesian limestone ashlar; The Red Tower of red-brown brick in random bond with limestone dressings. House on Walmgate Bar timber-framed with plastered infill: Bar has lead roof. The Red Tower and Fishergate Postern Tower have hipped roofs of tile with gablets and overhanging eaves. EXTERIOR: walls carried on foundation arches, embedded in rampart, and stepped with the slope, has chamfered plinth where visible; short buttresses have offsets. Parapet is plain or crenellated with sloped copings, and pierced with musket loops or arrow slits, some canopied. On inner side, stone paved walkway edged with moulded coping, carried on segmental arches in places. Towers are rectangular with chamfered plinths; some have cruciform arrow slits with oillets; all are crenellated, one with merlons pierced with canopied arrow slits. Inner side of tower at south angle has doorway with chamfer-stopped jambs and segment-arched lintel. The Red Tower: 2 storeys and attic. Entrance on inner side is quoined and chamfered doorway with 4-centred head. Generally ground floor openings are plain slits with ashlar sills and lintels; first floor openings either segment-headed of brick blocked by board shutters or cruciform slits with oillets cut from ashlar blocks. One side has dummy garderobe projecting on corbels. Attic windows are gabled dormers closed with board shutters. EH Listing