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wow - that looks like it would have been so depressingly sparse when in use.
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Poor thing! If someone did this to that poor critter, I hope that cat haunts him for life! If the cat died from starvation, I feel sorry for him.
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The remains of Charlie McCarthy!
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Thank you Marie!
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Yes, there's always a rush of adrenaline when I hear, see, or suspect another person to be nearby while exploring. I try to be as quiet as possible as much as I can - it's gotten me out of quite a few really tricky situations, because I saw or heard the other guy before he found me.
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There have been a few harsh criticisms, although not as many as I thought there would be. I welcome all critiques, whether they point out flaws or not.
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This is at 12mm - almost a fisheye, but not quite.
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I'm guessing they were painted by the Belgian army to brighten up the rooms / morale.
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Behind me would be the tall iron gates that make up the entrance of the fort, and behind that is the memorial to the 49 Belgians that were shot and buried on site during the German occupation in WWII. The access road there leads down the hill and into the city of Liège.
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my braaaiinn
This is the approximate translation of the original quote:
"It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed."
(Chicago, IL, April 10, 1899)
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Yes, I do see an umlaut carved there now that you've mentioned it, so it was most likely schön. And thank you for the correct farewell as well, I've updated the description.
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It could be a day count. Although i can't recall ever seeing one like this. I'm at a loss.
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SOAP DISPENSER!!!! LOLXD
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Why buses? That's really puzzling. I guess the only person who knows why is whomever drew it.