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Y wing style - Again - is a possible major key to unlock today's tough.
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In spite of the circumstantial evidence, I have no control over the puzzles...

3:01 Maen! I think the caption 'Altar' kind of understates the magnificence of the picture... wow!

Very ornate and magnificent -- what is the church?

7:59 What an impressive looking altar, but it doesn't alter the fact that we don't know where it is.

Yeah tho' I walk through the valley of the shadow of... ah f@#k it. Smite thee all. Plagues. The lot. In the nicest possible way.

Spectacular! I'd like to know where it was taken too.

good pun Anne

mAen! 6:00.

Gee, ya think???

6.45

forgto the timer

Wow, and ditto--where is this beautiful place?

Wonderful photo of an Alter,but what the name of this church? ,Where?

6.58

11:21 Hi to all. I wonder how long that took to build..

The overwhelming question: where is this church?

Lots of detail in the picture - add to the group, what, when, where and we all perhaps know why. Love the green. 75 with a wee bit or rain today - thanks gang for sending my way.

8:48 intersting... where is this alter?

Beautiful, but just a tad busy for me. Simple is better.

Good one, Anne. Glorious! Add me too to what, where, when, how, who (even) - and sure and begorra, such a green, wouldn't the Irish love to claim it for St. Patty's Day!? But all the colours are so bright, my guess goes to Russia.

Ah, JAN ... I love it when you talk ''Kenny'' ... :)

JAN ... comment meant for ''hard'' ...

Sorry, I guess the title of the photo was a bit understated. It is a photo of the altar in St Isaac's Cathedral in St Petersburg. The green columns are made from malachite - a semi-precious stone.

Wow! This is beautiful!

4.53

Good afternoon to all! It is beautiful, but think of much much money it cost to build, and then think of what a difference it would have made if that money could have been given to those poor souls that really needed physical (as well as spiritual) help.

If you feel that way, GREG, don't EVER visit the Vatican! :)

Greg, I couldn't agree more. The whole of St Petersburg is a mess of ornate palaces, lavish churches, gilt statues, domes and spires and I kept wondering just who paid for all this. Mind you it's done now and the milk has been spilt.

Thanks, Ian from Sydney. That what came in my mind first -- St Petersburg. I feel. It is in our tradition. I'd visited that place in mid 80-s, but it was under restoration then, and Altar was all covered. So I just guessed by style now.

To Canuk Greg. I agree with you completely. I always wonder, why is it, more rich country by natural resources more poor majority of people live.
About St. Petersburg. Most of this lavish statues, churches, gardens and palaces were build way back in 16-18 century. New Russians are now more interesting in breaking it all down, and building skyscrappers, and renting it for offices instead.

4.41
amazing opulence, could feed the masses instead.
Fi from NT
so pleased to see you commenting, hope you are fit and well. saw some photos from the big rains up north again this year ... wish we could get just a little of that rain.

maEn all

There will always be people who find a way to amass wealth in any country, regardless of the type of government and social structure. Sometimes it seems to be taken to ridiculous extremes as on Easter Island where the kings erected giant stone statues while they deforested their island and caused their own extinction.

Good morning every Mother.
Today 21,March Is the 'Mother Day in Egypt and all Arabian Countries.In same time the start of Spring Season.Congratulation to all Mothers and many thanks for their effort.
'Kol Sana We Enti Taiba Ya Omy' (In Arabic Language)

The photo is magnificent - would like to see it for real.

Happy Mothers Day to all the mothers in Egypt and Arabian countries. Wagdy: Please pass this along to the Mothers in your family.

Beautiful Church but at what cost to human life.

10:59

Looks like quite a place. I must agree , real christians could do an awful lot with that sort of money.

7:29