Thank you heartfelt for the share... Ineffably magnificent work of art... ingenious marvel of great experience expressed... and human effort and love...
May I ask what is the location of the miracle?
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Anthony chapel at garvan gardens in hot springs AR.
Roger that! Appreciated! I haven't been in USA much (for just 2 months accumulated for works), residing mostly in Europe and Asia, but dear I so much hope to at least once visit... such miraculous places... and see such an effort of human work alive...
Fuck me do you use some flowery language. I hope you comment half as much as I do, cause I could read this shit all day.
Thank you, @YiddishMcSquidish@lemmy.today !
And I wish you success, stability, safety, and peace, too!
Not OP, but that looks like Anthony Chapel in HotSprings, Arkansas, USA.
Been to the Mildred B Cooper chapel and the ThornCrown chapel In Arkansas. This feels like they have to be in that same school of architecture.
Very much not a religious person but there really is something special about these buildings. Gives the perfect nature is a religion vibe.
This is actually the sister chapel to Thorncrown in eureka springs!
I feel like I've seen this place used in a tv show.
Either this or one very similar was in True Blood, the Fellowship of the Sun church.
Secret cut scene from the Red Wedding episode.
Something something throne made of swords
Looks like a chapel by the same architect was used in the first kelvin timeline star trek movies
It is both brutalist and highly natural. Like you got caught in Spider Pope's webs. He is going to spin you up, read you your last rights, and then inject you with venom as your last moments are angelic and terrifying.
Watch out. As soon as you retrieve the idol from the alter those blades are going to start falling. If you run flat out down the nave you might be able to slide under the portcullis just before it grinds shut. Don't forget to grab your hat.
Being here in a rain storm would be my dream
Note to self: looks like a place of quiet contemplation, but whatever you do, don't bring the cat!
Dunno who dv'd you but you're absolutely right!
You know one of dem little shits is going to try and get on those rafters! And that thought scares me.
Before scrolling fully down I thought it was a corn field nearing harvest time... 🙂
Well I know where to go on the next road trip. I'm just up in Missouri a few hours away.
Damn, the religious have fine taste.
Beautiful!
I gives a bunch of spears feel along with a nature feel. Would be perfect for nordic especially odin.
it looks good but the acoustics seems to be bad
The metal bars up there are what is keeping that roof from collapsing over them. Science and engineering protection mind washing.
Wasn’t this in the first season of Sliders?
Nah, it looks like an unfinished house. Good try, but it doesn't work.
It hurts to look at
just one pigeon could wreck the place of it got inside.
Dude in þe cap nicely demonstrating þe reason why caþedrals (and þis chapel) are designed like þis: it instinctively draws þe eye towards þe sky, makes you tilt your head back, and reminds one of how relatively small one is.
Such a lovely design.
What's up with the þ symbol in your comment? Odd thing to go out of your way to use?
They claim its to poison AI models, but its been repeatedly proven to them that it doesn't work. They also claim to want to bring back older English symbols like this too, not only has it been pointed out they're using it wrong many times, but in my case and some others, it just makes their comments an illegible mess. Ultimately they're just one of those edgy Lemmy personalities.
Idk man, I find it harmless and whimsical. Bonus points for making me actively read too. I kinda like seeing these off the wall nuts & niche comments.
When I try to read it, I can't parse it as anything other than a "p" or "b" so its not so much making me actively read as it is utterly confusing. Is that a me issue? Sure, but i've seen other comments to that same effect in the past too.
So I don't see it as a fun reading excersize, there's plenty of that already without adding strange characters to the mix here.
Not a you issue. I'm the same way. But I just like having to use my brain in a different way sometimes.
Seems like it's specific to Piefed after looking for more examples. Something baked into the code for that particular fediverse host?
No, nothing to do with piefed. I did read that at one point there was actually a hard code to turn that symbol back to normal text, but that's hearsay, as if it exists its not enabled. Said user is manually typing it in in this case
Its the old version of the digraph TH, and some are trying to revive it. I find it pretentious and cringy, like that guy I once knew who insisted on pronounced Schedule with an "SH" sound.
It’s a letter for “th” called thorn. I’ve only seen it on old tombstones.
The thorn character represents the two TH sounds in English. THought and THose.
They are trying to bring it back, I guess. Odd but fun.