Rooftops and Chimney Pots (Pt 1)

We have become quite interested in the roof tops, chimneys and chimney pots seen around in the various areas of Melbourne we have visited. This post is going to be a repository of photos of those parts of houses. At present I won't have much to say about them but have included a map to show where we went: the blue arrows are our walk from 505 and the red arrows show the streets in which the photos were taken. The area overall has quite a few 'original' houses as well as a few modest-sized apartment blocks and rebuilds. Towards the top (Northern) end of Domain street quite a few of the houses seem to be owned by Melbourne Grammar (which is the large block on the Western side of Domain St). This chimney is pretty standard but I liked the brick work. With a date of 1890, this is not a particularly early building: the suburb began in the 1840s . I shall have to pay more attention, but reviewing these images very few of the houses have iron rooves, suggesting t...