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MBG - Garden Structure
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Uploaded: 06/07/08 11:36 AM GMT
MBG - Garden Structure
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I've looked and looked and can't find a name for this piece, sorry!! This was located around the Victorian District at the Missouri Botanical Gardens. Perhaps one of the others from the group knows the name of this??
Any and all comments and critiques welcome!!
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I thought maybe it was a tomb, so I searched on Google, and found that Henry Shaw is buried there, in a structure similar to this, but it's not it. Maybe it's a fancy out house. LOL. Naw. Well, whatever it is, it a nice looking one. If it was mine, I'd put it in the back yard, knock out the windows, and I'd have a fine looking stone gazebo. LOL.
Jimbob
Jimbob
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Yep, that's me.
Whatever it is it is quite striking - nice shot.
It does look like a Mausoleum of sonme sort.
It does look like a Mausoleum of sonme sort.
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The question is not what you look at, but what you see ~ Marcel Proust
I am a nut about Botanical Gardens so I had to look it up also.
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It is here that Garden founder Henry Shaw rests. The rose colored granite, octagonal mausoleum with the copper roof is his final resting place. He is laid to rest beneath a white marble sculpture
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Thanks for sharing I have got to make a point to visit someday. The only time I go through St Louis is on the way to somewhere else and you really don't see much more then the Arch on 1-70
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It is here that Garden founder Henry Shaw rests. The rose colored granite, octagonal mausoleum with the copper roof is his final resting place. He is laid to rest beneath a white marble sculpture
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Thanks for sharing I have got to make a point to visit someday. The only time I go through St Louis is on the way to somewhere else and you really don't see much more then the Arch on 1-70
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Very Nice !
Slid a Touch of Orton's in there didn't you ?
You Sly Guy.
Fine Capture and Work.
E J
Slid a Touch of Orton's in there didn't you ?
You Sly Guy.
Fine Capture and Work.
E J
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I have no idea! But then I never get ANYWHERE to see anything!..lol..But I DO know this is a beautiful structure and you've captured it very well! Deep rich greens in this too, which is always wonderful!
Joanie
Joanie
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Love and live!
Boy, I sure don't know what this is exactly...sorry!! Thanks for all the great input and comments though!!
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A NOTE TO ALL MY FRIENDS: I WILL BE COMMENTING LESS ON PEOPLE IN MY “FRIENDS” LIST SO AS TO MAKE TIME FOR VIEWING ALL “NEW IMAGES” AND ENCOURAGING OTHER PEOPLE OF WHOM I MAY NOT KNOW OR ARE NEW TO THE SITE. I WILL STILL VIEW EVERY IMAGE OF MY FRIENDS AND STILL COMMENT ON SOME IF I CAN GIVE A GOOD CRITIQUE OR MENTION WHAT I LIKE OR FEEL IS REALLY WORKIN’ WELL IN THE IMAGE. AS FAR AS MY IMAGES IF YOU HAVE A COMMENT ON HOW I CAN IMPROVE AN IMAGE I REALLY WANT TO HEAR ABOUT THAT SO AS TO LEARN AND BETTER MYSELF.
A great looking tower too...we have an abundance of these structures ower here!...
neat composition!