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1 hour ago, stuny said:

The rounded terracotta tiles, looking like half drainage tiles.  One pronounces this Texas as Tay'hahs

Tayhas is the Spanish pronunciation of Texas spelled TEJAS.
 

The clay tiles you speak of are Spanish Roof Tiles.

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What are Spanish roof tiles called?

Barrel roof tile

Barrel roof tile, more commonly known as Spanish Tile (or Double Roman), is a term often used to describe the multiple forms of semi-cylindrical roofing tile that is laid in an interlocking pattern. Spanish tile roofing has been around for centuries and continues to be the preference of many homeowners today.

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Off-topic, but these probably qualify.

Interesting that with a slight simpification, the shape of Texas can be tiled. Some versions have a more S-shaped coastline. ;)

In any case, corrugated or rolled metal has become fairly common throughout the Caribbean. Often finished in red to retain the flavor of the red colonial tiles.

 

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The roof material is not original............but back to the subject at hand:

The famous Romanesque Revival church dated 1899  by Ignacio Scoles is the Minor Basilica of Our Lady of Immaculate Conception  located in Castries, St. Lucia

 

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