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Its Not Throwback Thursday Yet, But Throwback Tuesday Also Has A Nice Ring To It. A Panorama Of Chteau
It’s not Throwback Thursday yet, but Throwback Tuesday also has a nice ring to it. A panorama of Château de Versailles, June ‘16.
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Another relationship goal, but I was too late.. *sobs*
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One of the four colossal heads carved by Olmecs (800BC). Heads measure up to 9 feet 4 inches (2.84 m) in height and weigh several tons, which causes a great deal of speculation on how the Olmecs were able to move them - basalt quarry was found over 80 km away.