Whilst lying down on a ramble, I couldn't fail to notice this beautiful example of a fine hammerbeam roof at Marsham.
Such craftsmanship, such glory, such beauty. We are the richer for being able to enjoy. Huzzah!
Thad my man, that is a wikkkk-ed picture, dude, that is the happy-hour of photo's, like you should put that for some competition thing ma man you know? BBc 'n stuff like that, bro, like people gonna notice you, hear? You got the Lens Magic, The Eye, fo' real, you know? Cool clickin.
The very first hammer beam roof I saw was in Perth Town Hall. Personally, it's the most dramatic feature of the hall. Where can I find this in Marsham? Judging by the picture, it looks like a church.
Yes, Rolf, the picture was taken from a church. Most hammer beam roofs are found in the churches of England, particularly in the eastern counties. Most of the hammer beam roofs I've seen were decorated with winged angels holding a shield.
But glory to whom Thadeus? The craftsmen who built it, the patrons who paid for it, or to something higher? I know who I would choose!
ReplyDeleteMy dearest Many Coats, to the gifted craftsmen, for me of course!
DeleteMy dear Thadeus, you are something higher!
DeleteMy dear Munro, a fine observation Sir, however it is only when I stand up that I am this height.
DeleteAll this talk of height and height associated punning and whatnot. I thought that you Thadeus were bigger than that.
DeleteGo girlfriend!
DeleteTo the Glory of bloody Henry Sandon I suppose.
DeleteThad my man, that is a wikkkk-ed picture, dude, that is the happy-hour of photo's, like you should put that for some competition thing ma man you know? BBc 'n stuff like that, bro, like people gonna notice you, hear? You got the Lens Magic, The Eye, fo' real, you know? Cool clickin.
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A stunning photograph Thadeus! I love the white light on one side, and the blue on the other side of the clerestory. Huzzah!
ReplyDeleteThe very first hammer beam roof I saw was in Perth Town Hall. Personally, it's the most dramatic feature of the hall. Where can I find this in Marsham? Judging by the picture, it looks like a church.
ReplyDeleteYes, Rolf, the picture was taken from a church. Most hammer beam roofs are found in the churches of England, particularly in the eastern counties. Most of the hammer beam roofs I've seen were decorated with winged angels holding a shield.
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