Sentences with phrase «wooden buildings still»

Explore the traditional wooden buildings still preserved there.

Not exact matches

Many of the building's original art deco features, like its wooden trusses, are still intact.

I know in the African American community we have some that are still worshiping in the same wooden buildings that were built in the late 1800s and early 1900s.

Although the old stove was in a separate building from the two - story wooden living quarters where she sleeps, its smoky smell still permeates its corner of the walled compound the family calls home and the walls are still blackened by years of smoke.

A traditional wooden or metal fence can help, but a persistent dog can still find a way through, and if you don't have a fence the cost of building one is huge.Thousands of dog lovers have turned to electronic fences to keep their pets safe, but these too present costly installation problems such as cutting through concrete driveways.

From far eastern Bima you can visit a traditional shipyard where massive wooden pinisi boats are still built by hand.

The wooden bungalows are small, solidly built but still feel quite rustic.

Hotel Laguna was originally a wooden structure built in 1888, but was reconstructed in 1930's, and still retains its current Mission Revival style.

I don't know if it is still there, it was a wooden building.

Wooden panel paintings are sometimes used as an alternative to canvas when very precise paintwork is intended (miniatures were / are still painted on wood, copper or even slate panels), or in conjunction with tempera or acrylics when the artist wants to build up the paint in very thin layers.

«Details of the sham agreement are spreading far and wide and I am now being contacted by boat builders who fear Tasmania's wooden boat building industry will be ruined... Despite the fact that 90 per cent of two key iconic species, Celery Top Pine and King Bill Pine, are already in reserves the Greens are still not satisfied... More than 70 per cent of remaining sources of these timbers are in the 430,000 hectares rubber stamped by former Wilderness Society director Jonathan West in his flimsy advice accepted by the Prime Minister and the Premier last week... The wooden boat industry has an estimated annual value of $ 50 million but without a timber supply it has no future.»