Water penetration has caused corrosion which has weakened the iron structure of the roof and spire.
Owing to difficulties in connection with lighting the spire itself, the obstruction light was placed about 100 yards away in a group of trees.
Yet we have this drive to keep going a church with a broken spire and bits falling off.
I regret that there is no record of the number of church spires affected.
During the war the spire was taken down and was accidentally used by some troops for making a road.
As we have seen, the two concepts differ in that whereas 'church' is typically conceptualized as a whole, 'spire' is typically conceptualized as part of some larger knowledge structure.
Similarly, mention of the word spire will automatically evoke a larger knowledge structure of, for instance, 'church', as well as any general information we may have about spires (and churches).
Let us consider the role of conceptual perspective in distinguishing between the concepts 'church' and 'spire'.
