I’m no doctor but I can see the trouble. You are having a hard time breathing because you seem to have swallowed a pipe!!
Our Lady & the English Martyrs Church, Cambridge, UK
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I knew this sculpture reminded me of something!
The University Church, Oxford University, UK
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A splendid gargoyle on Crowell Tower at Duke University… APRIL FOOLS!!! Ha! This sculpture is NOT a gargoyle but just a non functioning grotesque as it lacks a pipe or channel to convey water from the building.
Hoping that other April Fools jokes are much wittier than this one.
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Cats & dogs. Age old enemies!
Old Library, Bryn Mawr College
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“Hell hath the fury of a mason bored.”
St Chappelle, Ile de la Cité, Paris
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We the people… of Canada!
Old City Hall, Toronto, ONT
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Eale (pronounced “Yale”): a mythological creature used in heraldry.
Top: Old World “Eale” (Christ’s College, University of Cambridge, UK) Bottom: the New World “Eale” (Timothy Dwight College, Yale University, US)
“Eale” becomes “Yale” & ends up at Yale
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A bite of the Big Apple in France. Light show at Notre Dame de Rouen.
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“Just think,1000 years from now we can look up & see my very own gargoyle!” said Elizabeth Kimball on learning her gargoyle design was accepted at the Washington National Cathedral.
To which her smart-aleck son replied:
“I would rather think that 1000 years from now we could look DOWN & see it!”
Washington National Cathedral, Washington DC
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In the Spring, Handsome Dan takes out his “machine”… Its a real “jalopie” but also a nice “breezer”!
Stained glass, Sterling Memorial Library, Yale University
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The studious sort
Trinity College Chapel, Trinity College in Hartford Connecticut
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A roaring hellfire is tempting on a cold French night!
Notre Dame de Rouen
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No matter what the circumstance, this grotesque will always have the last laugh!
Corpus Christi College, University of Oxford, UK
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Use Grotesque brand conditioner. Gives your gargoyle a thicker, fuller coat!
Eglise St Severin, Paris
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It may look as though he is drooling, but he’s just doing his job.
Tour St Jacques, Paris
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I would describe this grotesque as being “ear-ily” angelic!
St John’s College, Oxford
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