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Rooftop Serenade by Grooover

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rooftop by michael

Denmark house roof, late afternoon.

Rooftop 094 by alexandra_morse

Rooftop Hunting by Daniel Koh

Rooftops by claireydoo

Rooftop by Jack Zalium

A view from roof of our riad of the medina of Fes.

Rooftop Rendezvous by Naaman Fletcher

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We returned to the Cabana to explore the basement, warehouse and some of the finer points of the rooms and roof.

The Basement was pitch black, wet and breezy. The Warehouse was less breezy and wet but about as dark. All things considered, it was a good mix of moisture, light and breeze...

The Leer Tower. Formerly known as the Cabana and before that, the Thomas Jefferson Hotel.

Opened to the public in 1929, it has been abandoned since 1982.

The Leer Tower features a moorage mast which was designed to tie down zeppelins and balloons at the time of its completion.

Twenty floors of fun, ballrooms, flooded basements, rooftop views, executive suites, offices, and broken televisions.

Rooftop View by Nick Amoscato

Rooftops of Tonerre by Steph & Teddy Gravell

Rooftops, Paris, France by Robby Virus

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View of rooftops in Paris, France.

this is our rooftops by dordile

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Rooftops by Michael Young

On the way to the RFH from nearby South Lambeth, a cluster of TV rooftop aerials and satellite receiving dishes.

Rooftop Views by Wonderlandfan

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On the very top is a lovely area for enjoying drinks, lunch or at night s'mores over the fire pit. The smoke didn't come up this high but also it's set back further from the front - it's quiet rundown up here as well but with a nice remodel this would be awesome!!!

rooftop sunset hdr by Chris McClanahan

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Rooftop by Rupert Morris

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I took this pic for 3D reference for rooftops.

Rooftop Blues by Axel

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José, a friend of AT´s girlfriend, took me to his childhood neighbourhood, a place called "The New Village". This is where the New Immigrants live, workers from mainland China, making money by carrying goods from Macau over the border to the Chinese city of Zhuhai. If you buy a box of oil for 138 and then carry it over the border, you can sell it for 150, thus making 12 patacas.

A note: People build small houses on top of the buildings, so new buildings in Macau are built with sloped roofs, to prevent this illegal form of architecture.

Chongqing Rooftops - 1995 by Dave Smitham

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The old buildings of Chongqing - long demolished to make way for multi-storey highrise accomodation.

Rooftops by Steve Reed

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ROOFTOP by Westside

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Rooftop 2 by Paul Griffin

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Rooftop Bar by David Correll