This stone arch is offset where another structure meets a turrent and allows sight access to what once was the only access across a river to the castle.
Tuesday, 11 September 2007
Stone Offset arch
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After years playing with mud Im sharing my passion with you whether you like it or not.
Hope you enjoy my journey of discovery
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- Round Stone turrent
- The Medieval Stonemason - A mason's craft
- Stonemasons mark or headstone
- Triple Lancet Stone Arch plus vaulted ceiling
- Lancet stone arch 1142
- Stone walls to 1841 Telescope
- Stone terraced garden
- Stone bridge built in 1776
- Stone Bridge Niche built 1776
- Stone roof
- Medieval masons build castle
- Flemishbond tuck pointing
- Chevron semi circular arch
- Stone Offset arch
- Stone fireplace benchmark
- Stone spiral staircase
- Castle cross section 2
- Castle cross section
- Martello internal 2
- Martello Inner stone
- Martello Stone Outer
- Carved stone arch
- Round stone pier
- Stone Datum Mark 1100 AD
- Stone water wheel
- Radial granite cobble stones
- Complex red brick building
- Dock pier with gate insert
- Canal walls
- Liverpool Docks
- Brick and render residence
- Render Quoins and stone residence
- Tudor arch residence
- Rope or spiral chimneys
- Modern Limestone home
- Modern Rock face limestone
- Wash pointed brickwork
- Cunard Building
- Tuck pointing
- Pyramids made of Geopolymer mix
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