289 Comments Posted by sandy

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Binky..you're spot on. I have read books about the epidemic that explain that in some places, more than 80% of the town/area died from cholera. Bodies would be left in the streets for the body gatherers to pick up, but there weren't enough of them to keep up. A lot of the times, there would be dogs and other wild animals feeding on the dead bodies. A horrible time in history.
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No WAY! I am beyond jealous..it's always been a dream to explore these catacombs. Soooooo jealous!
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I still can't get over how neat and tidy this place looks!
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I'm ready for a massage and a spa day, thanks to this gallery, lol!
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A lot of the stuff in the rooms is in surprisingly good condition!
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Is the cabinet what is considered an apothecary cabinet?
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Since we're throwing rotten exes in here, can you add mine to the garbage pile??
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I know the spa catered to the rich..I wonder how much it cost back in the day?
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Yay! A new gallery! My birthday was February 17th, so happy birthday to me with these awesome new pictures!
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Mica it looks like it may have been a nice tile at one time maybe?
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Do you guys think that Joan really was a prostitute? Maybe she was just a sexy dancer/stripper? It's hard for me to wrap my mind around those Hollywood legends being prostitutes!
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I know that a lot of times there were some sort of "protectors" that you could use for safety reasons in front of a fireplace..maybe there used to be something like that?
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Ah..now I can see how it is a loaf of bread!
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Thanks Dark-Star and Ipn for the info!
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Yeah..I always kind of gravitated to whichever side of the Church seemed to be moving people in and out of the confessional fastest, lol!