486 Comments for Crypt of Barons

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I'm just on the first picture and I'm lovin' it. You are good, real good. No. THE BEST!!! Can't wait to tell my daughter about this. She will FREAK. We love stuff like this. Keep it up!!!!!
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Erin, as I looked at these pics, I was asking myself the same (somewhat morbid) question that you asked. I personally don't have any experience with crypts as everyone who has passed in my life was buried and not crypted. (cryptified? crypticated?) But like you I wonder if one were to visit a place like this say a month or two after someone was laid to rest, would the air in there be just a little too much to bear? Have coffins always been made completely airtight, even back in the days when ones such as these were placed?
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I stand corrected.

Admin, can you please remove the URL link to my site in the above post please, cheers.
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Doesn't look like a sporran to me. Dress sporrans (which you'd assume this would be) usually have a metal frame at the top to close and a lot of them are fur rather than just leather. Kind of looks Native American... which is obviously silly.
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Wonder which side he favored., House of Tudor, or House of York?
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Burned alive, burried alive, forced to wear crowns. Forced to eat live rats, disceted and covered in paint. Don't forget boiling water baths.
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another excellent gallery motts.
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Well, dang, potato, now that's a funny comment! :-)
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Wow, just think of all the poor people who were tortured in this place. (Sorry, but I had to say that. Every one of these sets needs *somebody* to say it :)
Very cool pics Motts. Creepy and beautiful all rolled into one.
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that is beautiful in an errie way
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DID YOU PEEK INSIDE AND WAS THE INSIDE COFFIN MADE OUT OF WOOD OR CONCRETE.
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IT MAKES ME WONDER IF THERE ARE ANY BODIES INSIDE THE COFFINS.
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We can only imagine how much these opulent coffins/caskets cost back in that time.
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Bang up, oh my!
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to all opacity fans, HAPPY HOLLOWEEN