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<blockquote data-quote="LMLDallas78" data-source="post: 395476" data-attributes="member: 55682">I never realised I could become so obsessed with fireplaces and mantle pieces. Can&#039;t say I ever noticed the green square on original airing, infact I hadn&#039;t noticed the green square at all until reading this thread a few days ago.I&#039;ve gone through a few episodes just to spot it and there was a great image of it in whatever happened to Baby John part 2 when Priscilla Duncan hands the baby over. I was so chuffed when I spotted it.What a weird and wonderful piece. I think I always thought it was a painting, like a one tonal watercolour,&nbsp; or I might’ve just made that up.I want to see more of what&#039;s above the&nbsp; fireplaces now! I&#039;ll be going in search of this. Always preferred the darker front room and fireplace in early Dallas.But nothing can beat the fireplace from the mini series. It&#039;s huge, tall and imposing. Theresa must&#039;ve needed a ladder to clean the ornaments on the mantle piece. It makes the fireplace at Southfork 2 look tiny.As for what should go above these fireplaces, the painting that Garrison gave to Miss Ellie would&#039;ve looked nice with pictures of little JR, little Gary and little Bobby. Or just stick with the green square, I feel rather attached to it now.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LMLDallas78, post: 395476, member: 55682"] I never realised I could become so obsessed with fireplaces and mantle pieces. Can't say I ever noticed the green square on original airing, infact I hadn't noticed the green square at all until reading this thread a few days ago. I've gone through a few episodes just to spot it and there was a great image of it in whatever happened to Baby John part 2 when Priscilla Duncan hands the baby over. I was so chuffed when I spotted it. What a weird and wonderful piece. I think I always thought it was a painting, like a one tonal watercolour, or I might’ve just made that up. I want to see more of what's above the fireplaces now! I'll be going in search of this. Always preferred the darker front room and fireplace in early Dallas. But nothing can beat the fireplace from the mini series. It's huge, tall and imposing. Theresa must've needed a ladder to clean the ornaments on the mantle piece. It makes the fireplace at Southfork 2 look tiny. As for what should go above these fireplaces, the painting that Garrison gave to Miss Ellie would've looked nice with pictures of little JR, little Gary and little Bobby. Or just stick with the green square, I feel rather attached to it now. [/QUOTE]

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