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Meg Sorick, Author/Artist 
This is not somewhere I’d want to be. 🙂 An image that can lead to a lot of interpretation. 🙂
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Deep in the Paris catacombs!
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Wow! Thank you for letting me know. You took this yourself?
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The catacombs are open to the public. In the later 1700s the Paris cemeteries were overcrowded, so the bones were disinterred, catalogued and moved to the tunnels beneath the city. The remains of more than 6 million people are resting here.
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A place to be respected.
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What a photo – that’s just scary.
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The Paris catacombs!
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Spooky – so is that the human remains after the revolution?
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Yep, the cemeteries of Paris were overcrowded so they moved the bones to the tunnels underground!
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Nice job for someone!
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Yuck! Lol!
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Spooky
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Very cool. I’d love to go there. I’ve been to Paris but didn’t have time to see the catacombs
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It was really amazing – the sheer volume of bones!
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Yikes! Visiting family? 🙂
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Lol! Not that I know of!!! 😜
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Wow, that’s incredible!
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Yep, it really is!
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Yikes! Wow!
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Paris catacombs, right? That’s a scary place!!
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It certainly is creepy! I wouldn’t want to be down there all by myself!
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Me neither!
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That is an amazing picture. I love it. I think I may be freakishly obsessed with death.
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The day we toured the catacombs we also toured Pere Marche cemetery where Oscar Wilde and Jim Morrison are buried. Then we did the WWI display at Le Musee D’Armie. We called le jour de morte – the day of death.
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When I was in London, I went to Highgate Cemetery by myself and spent my whole day there. I love that place… one of the places I’d love to revisit!
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Yes! There is nothing like that here in the US! Everything is too new!
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The closest I’ve come is a place not too far from me, actually. I think this is kind of the right state for that stuff… being one of the oldest parts of the US and all. But I love the really old cemeteries in Europe…
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Damn, what a haunting photo. I would love to see this, although I suspect Allie wouldn’t be able to handle it.
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It’s not for the faint of heart…. 😬
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