I never heard of this place, so I did a little research. Apparently, they claim that this is a “bizarre rock formation”. So now its protected as a tourist site. Image 22 clearly shows red brick intact and melted.

We never see pictures of buildings and world’s fairs, etc. that were “supposedly” burned down in the 1800’s. So, we don’t what the burnt buildings actually looks like. I don’t think those fires could get hot enough melt brick. It would be nice to compare a building that burned down in the 1800’s to an X factor melted brick building.

The arches, columns, statues, and buildings are all perfect. 🏰🏯 They will be here forever, if they are not destroyed. However, if something doesn’t change there going to keep destroying them by questionable fires and fake wars.

Looke up image six and its definitely from the old world, it’s called “The Rider “by Gabriel De Grupello, unveiled in 1711.

The artwork is very beautiful!! Image 13 has a date of 1850, so that would be 174 years ago. So much has changed since then.