leaning tower

    Started to build 1173 it started to lean right after, so that they had to balance by building one side of the upper floors higher than the other.
    In the years it survived to 2 world wars and some earthquakes, even if it doesn't look like they did a nice job after all.

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    1. iamnotanumber8885 (66 months ago | reply)

      This world-class image was found in
      Global Village 2 (post 1 - give a globe to 5)

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      rikribsson added this photo to his favorites. (66 months ago)

    3. Peter Gutierrez (66 months ago | reply)

      This world-class image was found in
      Global Village 2 (post 1 - give a globe to 5)

    4. rikribsson (66 months ago | reply)

      This world-class image was found in
      Global Village 2 (post 1 - give a globe to 5)

    5. gracious tiger (66 months ago | reply)

      there are usually crowds of tourists there. how did you manage to take this shot without them?

      This world-class image was found in
      Global Village 2 (post 1 - give a globe to 5)

    6. The Blu-Tack Kid (66 months ago | reply)

      This world-class image was found in
      Global Village 2 (post 1 - give a globe to 5)

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      Qu4n7um added this photo to his favorites. (66 months ago)

    8. jarnohakulinen (66 months ago | reply)

      Nice, clear and clean picture.

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      Omniscience85 added this photo to his favorites. (64 months ago)

    10. { Planet Adventure } (63 months ago | reply)

      great photo !!

      ps: saw it on this website, they use flickr users photos without permission ... www.travelta.nl/Europa/media ...

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      helin1, jayten, and tingster100 added this photo to their favorites.

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