327 Comments for Paris Catacombs

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Would someone be able to extract dna from these bones and find out who these people were? That'd be kind of cool.
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Imagine the lost souls and spirits that are not at rest because of this. Boggles the mind.
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That gray matter looks like the porcelain "slip" they pour in molds to make pottery and dishes.
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So was this place pitch black? I assume you lit this with a mag light or something? Did you bring extra in case one blows out? As much as I'd want to do this, I'm afraid my claustrophobia would kick in. That or my imagination would go wild and I'd end up insane.
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I agree, human remains are best left alone. My luck I'd take a skull or a bone and the next thing I'd be haunted and tormented by that spirit. Not that I mind being tormented, but not by entities I can't see!
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I stop here every day, look over old galleries but in reality just hoping for a new one! This stuff fascinates me and I'm sure countless others. Mr. Motts, you should write your memoirs of your adventures exploring and have them published. I'd be first in line to order a copy!
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OK as I was loading the page it occurred to me that taking pictures in a crypt should be called "cryptograpghy" shouldn't it? :)
At least I crack myself up.
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DITTO DITTO
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Mardi Gras beads
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that is spectacular
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Wow! Thanks for sharing Motts! Your hard work makes it possible for me to enjoy these amazing places from my office chair - CHEERS to you.
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now that takes intelligence or time
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somebody will interpret it
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WHY????
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even in death there will be GRAfitti