06-04-2006, 01:22 PM
To make the "Brick Wall" a little more clear, Jeff has added a few pictures of a wall that demonstrates the concept.
Ken Neil, on his many visits to different locations as research for our project, took these images.
They are from the Saint John's Anglican Church in Huntington, Quebec.
Having the same problem - a number of broken tombstones etc., this is the wall that they built. Ken mentioned that it is so attractive, that the traffic in the area often slows to view the wall and people, not at all connected to the Church, sometimes get out and take pictures.
So one concept would be to build our Celtic Cross using this brick wall idea...
To view the Cross Plan and the Brick Wall example, just click on this link:-
http://www.stcolumban-irish.com/Restoration/Restoration-Proposals.html
Of course, if you have any comments or suggestions etc., please post your views here....
Ken Neil, on his many visits to different locations as research for our project, took these images.
They are from the Saint John's Anglican Church in Huntington, Quebec.
Having the same problem - a number of broken tombstones etc., this is the wall that they built. Ken mentioned that it is so attractive, that the traffic in the area often slows to view the wall and people, not at all connected to the Church, sometimes get out and take pictures.
So one concept would be to build our Celtic Cross using this brick wall idea...
To view the Cross Plan and the Brick Wall example, just click on this link:-
http://www.stcolumban-irish.com/Restoration/Restoration-Proposals.html
Of course, if you have any comments or suggestions etc., please post your views here....