I've seen this type of thing in old houses in upstate New York - the mason would angle the chimney to exit the roof at or near the apex. Can't say I've seen one of these on the ground. Stone henge ...
sbeme wrote:
about a third of an arc?
curious.
Scott
Hi there, Scott.
I shot this in a forest with abandoned scale models of waterworks.
The bricks made no sense to me. I guess there are some missing parts here.
Chris
Chris, that is a fascinating image. It has the look of faux bricks made of rubber ...a great illusion. I suspect this bricklayer may have gotten his training/inspiration from looking at the Leaning Tower of Pisa
Eric
Thank you Eric.
There was another tower of bricks but too far away to be once connected with.
If I revisit one day I will try to solve the mystery.
Chris
Feb 01, 2013 at 04:57 PM
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I love this, Chris.
Betcha'll never solve the mystery.
Because I think someone was just having some fun .
It looks too carefully made to be the act of an unskilled worker.
Charlie
