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In the misty gloom we draw towards buildings with black-tiled roofs and red pillars, like the palaces in Seoul.

Most had camping tents and shelters made of tarp pitched under trees amid ornate gazebos and tea houses with tradition sloping yellow tiled roofs.

In the shade of pastel colonnades, beneath red-tiled roofs and swaying palm trees, lies an urban resort that is a destination in itself-royal palm Plaza resort Campinas.

The fifth grade teacher's primary school in Vietnam's northern mountains region used to have no lights, no fans and a leaky tiled roof.

Set against a steeply rising hill covered in acacia trees and bamboo groves, the four-story National Palace Museum features beige-colored facades and a sloping green-tiled roof.

Three - storey houses with red - tiled roofs and dormer Windows sit quietly on Aarstrasse, overlooking the river.

MOLASUR, INDIA — On a rainy day in the South Indian village of Molasur, a dusty warren of thatch huts, tiled roofs and brightly painted temples, I met a man named M. Das.

Preferably it should be built of wood and painted red with white window frames, perhaps with a gabled, tiled roof and a small garden with a lilac bower.

Outside, a flock of white birds dip over gray-tiled rooftops and persimmon trees.

An upright ornament along the eaves of a tiled roof designed to conceal the joints between the rows of tiles.

In the south, elm and birch crowns shaded their neighbors' straw and tiled roofs.

Qian in picture in Tang the gate has an upturned eave re-Lou Xieshan -like tower over a city gate, extends five, the ash tube tiled roof-peak;

A long belvedere stretched from its far side and rounded back toward an iron glasshouse, then to another cluster of olden stone buildings, each topped with orange-tiled roofs.

First, as the structure begins to sway, the heavy-tiled roof covering the extended eaves of each storey ACTS like the long pole with weights on the ends that a tightrope walker USES to steady himself.

And another part was still looking out of the rear window of the taxi at the green hills receding behind the tiled roofs into the morning sunshine;