Buildings, Blocks and Books

I couldn’t resist once I started with the first “B”.

I found some more stones in my travels. This time they had books inside on them. Not that I’d ever touch a book unless it had a lot of pictures, but it was acceptable to snap a few shots of them.

I am impressed when I see this level of masonry. A dying art. Folks back then built things to last, more than I can say for the architecture these days.

 

Once again the doors were open and there were no cops around so I figured why not. 

This was the first thing that caught my eye. Given the layout was a partial dome they popped some colorful glass on the top.

Not a bad layout when you think of it. There where tables and chairs in between each rack.

You could snake your way to the top by slithering up the steps.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 It wasn’t pretty outside so I had to hang with the books until the ugliness passed.

 

 

I decided to slap on a ND8 just to play with the exposure a bit. It was still ugly outside as the storm passed, but it came out a neat purple.

 

 

About the only thing missing was a hot cup of tea and a fireplace.

L!