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Mandy

The bombed out church of St Luke in Liverpool, bombed after midnight on 6 May 1941 in the Blitz.

You can see there is green grass and shrubbery inside the church and blue sky visible where the ceiling and roof should be. There is an arch leading to what was once the altar and apse of the church

The interior of a bombed out church. There is green grass and shrubbery inside the church and blue sky visible where the ceiling and roof should be. There is an arch leading to what was once the altar and apse of the church
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Dezoito
I loved these llamas peacefully grazing among the ruins of Pumapungo ("the door of the puma" in Quechua), a city laid by the Incas centuries ago. This place, that was compared to the empire capital, Cusco, was the northern border of the Inca territory. It is in current day Cuenca, Ecuador.

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