Great Hall

View from the musicians' gallery, looking toward the 'high' end of the hall.
High end of the hall, after diapering.
The motto in toto.

What? You want me to tell you what it means? That's what the internet is for.

Oh, all right.
In Latin: Ego dilecto meo et dilectus meus mihi.
In Hebrew: Ani l'dodi v'dodi li.
In English: I am my beloved's and my beloved is mine. (Don't even get me started on how poorly English captures the dative case....)
View from the fireplace, looking at the 'low' end of the hall. The labors of the months are seen around the musicians' gallery.
Another view of the high end, this time from floor level with a wide-angle lens. (Before diapering.)
The back wall, with benches and large windows.
Master Brendan's first painting.
Master Brendan's second painting. You can also see a larger version of the image, or a video of it in various stages of production.
The great hall windows, as seen from the side gallery.

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Updated Feb 15, 2009.

	View from the musicians' gallery, looking toward the 'high' end of the hall.
	High end of the hall, after diapering.
	The motto in toto. What? You want me to tell you what it means? That's what the internet is for. Oh, all right. In Latin: Ego dilecto meo et dilectus meus mihi. In Hebrew: Ani l'dodi v'dodi li. In English: I am my beloved's and my beloved is mine. (Don't even get me started on how poorly English captures the dative case....)
	View from the fireplace, looking at the 'low' end of the hall. The labors of the months are seen around the musicians' gallery.
	Another view of the high end, this time from floor level with a wide-angle lens. (Before diapering.)
	The back wall, with benches and large windows.
	Master Brendan's first painting.
	Master Brendan's second painting. You can also see a larger version of the image, or a video of it in various stages of production.
	The great hall windows, as seen from the side gallery.