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Am positive there is no soil on top of that tower. Yet a tree grows.

I saw that in an airport in Greenland. Why?

Just bought my first DSLR n got curious. The finest neighborhood in providence /s

Chesterfield UK. Famous crooked spire. Built using unseasoned wood. But a myth says the devil sat on it. Legend has it that if a virgin get married in the church the spire will straighten. The tower has 10 bells, plus an eleventh curfew bell.

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Bonus cones for Scotland.

Found these within a short distance. Could have got more,but parking ticket was running out.

The Webster School, also called the Daniel Webster School, is a historic building located at 940 H Street NW in Washington, D.C.

My daughter sent me this from Paultons Park. Peppa pig world lol. Seems it's catching.

Little secret of mine on a well hidden blocked off access road behind the cemetery across from my moms house

St Peter's Church Bristol

Built in 1922, but originally the earliest record of a leper hospital on the site built in 1195, and dedicated to St Leonard. The name Spital derives from the old French word hopital.

Lies in a quiet shady corner of St John the Baptist Church in Staveley Derbyshire. He came to own the greatest iron and coal industry in the country.

Earliest record of a church on this site is 1086 in the doomsday survey. Probably built during the reign of Edward the Confessor.Has had a lot of renovations. Spotted on the way to the dentist, in a town near where I live.

Reposted from r/doors glorious doors.