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154 viewsAfternoon light against the limestone look stone. Here you can see a better look inside of the garden.
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154 viewsStaged set up of the garden
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143 viewsAnother shot of the front, in this pic you can see the arched passage way into the garden.
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167 viewsFirst layer of clay
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146 viewsFrontside with exposed access panel and timbers in place.
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151 viewsHere is a better view of the access door under the stairs.
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129 viewsA shot from above, shows the almost heart shaped water fountian. It also shows the raised patio tiled with real glass tiles.
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155 viewsAnother view of the middle floor. Spiral staircase leads up to the top floor. And a better look at the hatch to the dungeon.
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146 viewsAnother shot of the inner garden.
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152 viewsA shot into the middle level, and a look down the raised wall walkway. A crude hatch to the left is the only entrance into the dungeon below.
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145 viewsA glance down into the top floor of the tower. A hanging lantern lights the tower after dark.
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153 viewsShowing the openings of the tower
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176 viewsThis photo features the outer wall / walkway. This was inspired by a small walled town in Bavaria Germany called Dinklespül. The stairway was crafted from the memories of an actual staircase in that walled town. The stairway in this piece does double duty, as giving access to the second story of the walls and tower, and it hides the electrical battery boxes for the blue "moonlight" that is strung through out the piece.
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