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More amazing old world drawings
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More amazing art work of the old world
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Michael Andrew Clayton AKA The Stang posted in the group Old World
Some artwork of the old world
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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.
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yes is amazing and seen from the artist eyes
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Michael Andrew Clayton AKA The Stang posted in the group Old World
Incredible engineering of the old world this is laser straight brickwork
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Perfect! Every single brick!
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Such and engineering marvel
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Michael Andrew Clayton AKA The Stang posted in the group Old World
Historic Central station in my home town of Blackpool sadly gone for many many years
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A great loss!!
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Yes such a great loss
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Michael Andrew Clayton AKA The Stang posted in the group Meltologists
More amazing meltology
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Try logging out, closing the browser, open up new browser and login again. You should be able to upload 48 photos.
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Image 22 shows the buildings above the water. So, underearth the water these buildings are massive. Similar to the crystalized buildings in Antarctica.
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Yes they go deep into the abyss I remember close to the shore in Greece the water was around 6 feet deep say 100 feet from the shore then just a sheer drop off like some cliff under the water creepily disappearing into the depths
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More incredible meltology cooked out bricks and flowing melt altered states of matter changing the shape and property of the material just think when you bake something in the oven it totally changes its appearance this is caused by heat
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Even though these buildings were obliterated, they are still beautiful in a way.
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Michael Andrew Clayton AKA The Stang posted in the group Meltologists
Our reality is distracted by the freemason garbage but when you discard the garbage you can see much more clearly the world around you
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True!!
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More melted madness and check out the powerful flowing water still constantly running till this day!
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Water still runs from the old world irrigation just look at that melting you can see the rock was liquid and dripping down must be crazy to watch this event happen
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Looke up image six and its definitely from the old world, it’s called “The Rider “by Gabriel De Grupello, unveiled in 1711.