Someone in France is building an authentic 13th century castle using only contemporary techniques and materials - fascinating
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/10440300.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/10440300.stm
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Been done, in Ohio no less
I remember Harry and he was a lot nicer and normal than the article made him out. He also died differently than the article claims. He was trying to put out a fire set by vandals, it wasn't his own doing. If the author had actually been to the site, they would never have described the land as "flattened". It's got the steepest roads in the state as far as I know.
Been done, in Ohio no less
I remember Harry and he was a lot nicer and normal than the article made him out. He also died differently than the article claims. He was trying to put out a fire set by vandals, it wasn't his own doing. If the author had actually been to the site, they would never have described the land as "flattened". It's got the steepest roads in the state as far as I know.
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I read about this yesterday, I think it's one of the most brilliant things I've ever heard of. We're going to be up in Paris in a few weeks, I might see if I can talk my partner into making a trip out there...
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