486 Comments for Crypt of Barons

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I cant beleive it is still not stolen yet!
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Wonderful place I will visit it. It is a palace of romantics.
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quien se acuerda de los que ya no estan, escalofriante!!!!
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What a nice and respectfull way to berry the dead, but the where not common people.
You must see the site ,, Palermo crypts
to see the difference".
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Erin
I recently attended the funeral of a woman who was being laid to rest in a crypt. This is a high end arrangement, with all available precautions taken to ensure the comfort of visitors.
Despite this, the smell was atrocious. It was not overwhelming, but was present. A smell that stays with you for quite some time afterwards.
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Solitary Eternity.
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wow, such a shot... The lighting and warm colours make me think of a place that's more alive than dead!

Oh, and Twug, that's quite a talent you have there! I enjoyed your poem very much ^__^
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So sad.... Makes me wonder who is in charge of keeping these ground, and why they dont!
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If i was a king i think i'd want my crown in the coffin with me.
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Makes one wonder how old this place is.
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Wow Tom, that is something you don't here everday. A body of a poor soul falling through a casket and falling down some stairs. I bet the family of the deceased were kind of mad. I know I would be a little ticked off.
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elder scrolls is a awesome series!, and yes i to agree that that is a pouch for holding money! :)
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I must admit, as morbid as this sounds, I would LOVE to have one of those coffins for a coffee table or just decor in my apartment. Nice shot motts!
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Ok after seeing all those coffins I got to tell you a true story... One of my fathers close friends had invested in a coffin making company and had thought it fitting to go to one of the ceremonies and the person who died had a really poor family so they bought a really cheap coffin. When they were bringing the coffin up the stairs the bottom of the coffin fell out and the body flopped down all the stairs! Needless to say he sold his shares of the company.
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I think I can just make out the points of another crown up there.