Greetings From the Roofs of Philadelphia

[Nick Ostrowski]

I was struck with a vision of genius this morning as I stood on the roof of a south Philly rowhome..................greeting cards with pictures of the finest chimneys the City of Brotherly Love has to offer.

Here are some I am considering for my first card. I think it will be a get-well card and the inside will say.......

"And you think you've got problems?"

[Michael Thomas]

Looks like something out of Charles "Ostrowski" Dickens.

[David Banks]

Nick. Are you safe in that area?

[Nick Ostrowski]

Dave, I personally have never had a problem or been bothered in any area of Philly so I can't say there is any area of the city where I don't feel safe. Decrepit chimneys are the norm in Philadelphia. I'm sure John Arnold could start his own roof-top greeting card line too.

[Paul Kondzich]

AHHH, the nice depressing gray skies that I remember so fondly from Ohio.

[Rick Hurst]

And I think Dallas is depressing some times. WOW!

[Rick Hurst]

Here's part of the Dallas skyline in Addison a few weeks back when we had some really heavy fog move in.

This was shot from a highrise. No chimneys in sight.

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[Rick Hurst]

Here's another one.

[John Arnold]

Here's an oldie but goodie.

[Daniel Stone]

I once had a job to deconstruct a chimney that was on top of Old Donation Church, in Virginia Beach, Virginia. The chimney was built in the 1800's and was in better shape than all of those!