The Temple of Joy was a 30' x 30' structure, the topmost spire of which reached 100' into the Black Rock sky. It had a second floor viewing platform approximately 20' off the ground approachable by one of two wooden staircases. The temple will offer several altars, an ascending series of roofs, and hanging from the center had a magnificent 20' long Pendant of Insight made of colored glass and wood -- viewable from the raised platform.
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Temple of Joy, by David Best

Photo by: Michelle Bates

Year: 2002

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The Temple of Joy was a 30' x 30' structure, the topmost spire of which reached 100' into the Black Rock sky. It had a second floor viewing platform approximately 20' off the ground approachable by one of two wooden staircases. The temple will offer several altars, an ascending series of roofs, and hanging from the center had a magnificent 20' long Pendant of Insight made of colored glass and wood -- viewable from the raised platform.

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