Burton's original church had a narrow
octagonal spire, set back behind the embattled parapet.
On top of the tower is an unusual octagonal
shingled spire.
At one corner of the church is a tower,
surmounted by a lofty spire.
Above these at the base of the
broach spire
are clock faces, the clock a gift of 1885.
Famous for the
crooked spire
of its parish church, chesterfield is also home to one of the largest open-air markets in the country.
Superlatives do little justice in describing the
soaring granite spires
of the fitzroy group or the peaks of the torres del paine.
The tower has two bells, and is
crowned by a wooden spire.
Many of the guest rooms in the main house have views of the
cathedral spire.
Perhaps the worst result of the storm locally was the destruction of the
lofty spire
of foxearth parish church.
Question: what o is the city of
dreaming spires
where morse drove his jaguar?
Superlatives do little justice in describing the soaring
granite spires
of the fitzroy group or the peaks of the torres del paine.
He used a 13th to 14th century gothic style with a tall
slender spire.
Spire recessed
in the west tower.
Can you see a
church spire
behind the wall?
The upper stage is pierced with eight circular openings, two on each face, and it is capped by a low
pyramidal spire.
Then there's the cathedral itself, a towering gothic beauty
boasting the tallest spire
in france.
The
copper spire
over the crossing also dates from that time.
Hell's been done many times in computer games, but fighting elite angels among beautiful
towering spires
could be cool.
A small
stone spire
crowns the top of the tower.
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