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Now That’s Just A Whole Lot Of Hot Air

March 11th, 2010 | PostAuthorIcon Author: Helen

When I saw this photo on Flickr, I immediately thought: Wow, I should do my chimney like this. Then I looked at the photo more closely and realized that although the title indicates that this saxophone is a chimney, there is no evidence at all of any emissions coming out of this sax’s bell. Either it’s brand new and never been used, or it is only a sculpture on the roof of this house.

Whatever the case, I think this psychedelic saxophone is a beautiful addition to any roof. Wouldn’t you agree?

  Saxophone als schoorsteen

Saxophone-als-schoorsteen

     Photography by: Ronald Deventer  Source: Flickr

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