Stake attention in this memory
The image displays a forensic view of a Gothic Revival church spire and the upper portion of its bell tower against a clear, light blue sky with minimal wispy white clouds. This structure is identified as Christ Church Cathedral, located on Sainte-Catherine Street West in Montreal, Canada. The lower visible section of the tower is constructed from light gray, weathered stone, featuring multiple tiers with pointed arched openings, some revealing internal cross-bracing. A circular louvered vent is visible on one face. The tower transitions to a more ornate section with smaller arched details, capped by a decorative balcony with a railing. Above this, a dark, steeply conical spire rises, characterized by vertical ribbing and subtle dormer-like vents. The apex of the spire is crowned with a golden finial, precisely a rooster-shaped weather vane. The entire structure is illuminated by direct sunlight, casting subtle shadows that define its architectural details. No individuals, actions, or interactions are present in the scene.
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Volume
3,898
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TVL
$1.81
