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AAtlantis replied to the article Victoria, BC or BS: real history buried in 20 feet of dirt.It was from the waters of the deep which is in the high sky that fell from above which had clay, sand and gravel(?) . It was a snow...
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This little article is a living testament that once you have seen it once, you are simply unable to unsee it. I just got back from...
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Rragnar reacted to KorbenDallas's post in the article SPQR this & SPQx that. Empires were everywhere. with Like.
Sometimes it pays off to read the narrative: Members of the senatorial order were distinguished by a broad reddish-purple stripe edging...
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KorbenDallas replied to the article Victoria, BC or BS: real history buried in 20 feet of dirt.God could be the true government. -
KorbenDallas reacted to FakeHistory's post in the article Victoria, BC or BS: real history buried in 20 feet of dirt with Like.
Makes sense. Idk what cause the mud floor or dirt rain. I could not have been the government. I think it was God
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Sonofabor reacted to jd755's post in the article 1892 Pioneer Building in Seattle: how and when was it built? with Like.
No you have the wrong bend in the tram tracks I meant. In this photograph you can see the curve the track takes (or will take as the... -
Sonofabor reacted to KorbenDallas's post in the article 1892 Pioneer Building in Seattle: how and when was it built? with Like.
I'm fairly certain. That's Occidental Hotel being built in allegedly 1887. Once again, looks more like renovations to me. We are facing...
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Sonofabor reacted to KorbenDallas's post in the article Victoria, BC or BS: real history buried in 20 feet of dirt with Haha.
This little article is a living testament that once you have seen it once, you are simply unable to unsee it. I just got back from...
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Ended up driving to Seattle to take a look at some of the Pioneer Square area buildings. And while the main purpose of my Seattle visit...
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FFakeHistory replied to the article Victoria, BC or BS: real history buried in 20 feet of dirt.Makes sense. Idk what cause the mud floor or dirt rain. I could not have been the government. I think it was God
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"John Smith was an English soldier, explorer, colonial governor, Admiral of New England, and author. He played an important role in the...
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Eenthusiast reacted to KorbenDallas's post in the article 19th Century: Public & Private Steam Transportation with Love.
Some of us inspected hundreds of 19th century photographs. We are used to seeing horse carriages and horse cars on city streets. First...
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I have been looking at these pictures for a while now. They definitely add to the strangeness of the time frame when the majority of the... -
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I think we have an article on that: Seattle regrading or unearthing? Which one was it?
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