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    I must admit seeing bones used in such a fashion did feel a little eery. These are the remains of real people. I found myself thinking, who were they, what did they do, what would they have thought about having their skulls and bones used to decorate the inside of a chapel. Is this beautiful or horrible is not for me to say, but each of the I was amazed that a building that was built over 1800 years ago could literally take my breath away. As I walked around inside the Pantheon, I noticed many others with the same enthusiasm as me - mouths open, approving gasps of amazement and spinning their bodies in circles whilst looking up in an attempt to take it all in. by: griff Views[384] Although unable to fully comprehend what occurred in the Colosseum all those years ago, my youngest daughter was wide-eyed and amazed with this site. To me, this photo shows a contrast between youth and history. by: griff Views[348] The spiral staircases in the Vatican Museum truly are a marvel to the eye. Although the intricacy and beauty of this design is often captured from above, I had no idea how amazing these stairs looked from below. Like many things in the Vatican, you need to My European journey began in Rome. The historical sites that I visited in Rome were an amazing introduction to Europe. As still as the pillars supporting the building, but with vibrant colours that make them stand out against backdrop of the Holy See, the Pontifical Swiss Guard are the oldest active military unit in existence. by: griff Views[269]
     

    Photos: My Scholarship entry - A 'place' I have visited

    ITALY | Tuesday, 25 Dec 2012 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    My name is Craig Griffiths. I am a technology worker and I specialise in voice, video and wireless communication systems. I am very good at what I do, but I feel that I am at a cross road in my life and would like to explore the possibility of a new ... Read more >
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    I must admit seeing bones used in such a fashion did feel a little eery. These are the remains of real people. I found myself thinking, who were they, what did they do, what would they have thought about having their skulls and bones used to decorate the inside of a chapel. Is this beautiful or horrible is not for me to say, but each of the

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