Roofers Carefully Apply Slate Shingles to a Church Tower Spire
This footage captures a pair of roofers working from scaffolding to finish the conical spire of a church tower. The workers are shown meticulously nailing individual slate shingles onto the wooden framework of the structure. The close-up perspective highlights the precise manual labor required for this type of roofing, as the workers navigate the steep, curved surface of the spire while surrounded by the surrounding architecture.

What is this, a church for ants? The house next to the church seems to be higher than the top of your church..
hmm, wood not impregnated? Why is that, botched work imho.
Finish it!
Out of wood? That's a fire waiting to happen? It's only a matter of when!
Pretty bad work
God's work, brothers
Are you nailing hot shingles at the top of a tower ? You kinky fuck
I think they nailed it.
cool, post a pic when it's at done. I'm curious how you finish it off on top
hot shingles in your area