replica of an old lime kiln near Rye beach....
for more details, see earlier posts HERE and HERE
old kiln
built homes
from fire
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6 comments:
The structure looks quite solid and sturdy.
Amazing to think fire builds as well as destroys. That's quite an impressive kiln.
how interesting. Never heard of this before and such a beautiful building :) Today I learned something new. :)
What a cool building - if you approached i from any other angle, the hidden kiln would never be spotted. Nice to see nature and humans so nicely integrated!
I always like to see little bits of history reconstructed!
So curious as to what that kiln was used for! What a beautiful replica.
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