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Bologna (Italy) – Asinelli tower – Built in year 1109, 498 steps, it's a leaning tower. In 1791 the tower was the protagonist of a famous scientific experiment conducted by physicist Giovanni Battista Guglielmini to prove the rotation of the earth. By dropping a grave from the tower noticed that instead of falling along the vertical line it moved to 17 mm.
1 Peter 2:21 King James Version (KJV)
21 For even hereunto were ye called: because Christ also suffered for us, leaving us an example, that ye should follow his steps:
Spanish Steps in Rome, Italy.
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Look at what I found!! Sweet steps!
I will be taking my 1 yr. old here for some Fall pics...soon. :)
I like this one on black.
Explore: October 8, 2008
SSC - Steps or stairs
This was a tough challenge this week, a few years back steps and stairs were my favourite topic, almost an obsession. Recently I have not been visiting as many National Trust Properties and stately homes and as a result was struggling to find a subject. Luckily I then remembered these stairs in Braintree Library.
south of wick on scotlands north east coast is this amazing old herring port,365 steps down to the sea and the remains of this old port
Something completely different ...
Actually I was seeking for a good pic from the top of the dune but in the end this short looking-back turned out to be my favored one ;)
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For Monday's challenge which was 'Lets see how creative we can be with something that might be considered very ordinary and boring: steps and stairs'
Lots of steps to climb and areas for selfies. At the top is Trinità dei Monti church (Italian Renaissance architecture). Piazza di Spagna is at the bottom of the steps. As of 2019 you are no longer allowed to sit on the Spanish Steps. The stairway itself is 138 steps. From the Spanish Steps, tourists can go west to the Trevi Fountain and after that the Pantheon. - Rome, Italy
Info: www.rometoolkit.com/whattodo/spanish_steps.htm > www.forbes.com/sites/alexledsom/2019/08/09/rome-is-clampi...