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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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Great capture. Interesting place to visit.
ReplyDeleteNice captured. Thanks for your explanation on my question on your posting yesterday.
ReplyDeleteI can see the lions and gladiators now. Being a gladiator - now that was a tough job! Worse than teaching, probably! :)
ReplyDeleteGladiator lives were slightly more dangerous than NFL players, but their role in society was about the same.
DeleteIt's awesome to think of the history of arenas like this TFG, mind boggling really!
ReplyDeleteGreat picture. WE think something is old when it's 100. By the way, the pictures are photographs. Thanks for asking--
ReplyDeleteLooks like lots of seating!
ReplyDeleteIt would be interesting to visit.
ReplyDeleteWonderful - I am always impressed by these large Roman performance spaces, in some ways they were so ahead of their time.
ReplyDeleteA great picture and such a glorified time in history.
ReplyDeleteGreat picture, I like the composition with the ships in the background.
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