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X2cme, what is that pot? I'm assuming by the comment that accompanied it that there's water inside that was cold. Was it possibly a container of holy water in some Catholic church?
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X2cme, what is that pot? I'm assuming by the comment that accompanied it that there's water inside that was cold. Was it possibly a container of holy water in some Catholic church?
Yep you got it! It was the blessed 'ICE' instead of blessed 'water' at the Wies Church in Wieskirche, Germany - It was incredibly cold and incredibly beautiful...
Guess I need to find the thread for photos of religious places so I can post photos of the church itself! Outside was unassuming, but inside felt like you walked into heaven itself!
Shot from a bridge in downtown Puerto Vallarta. A couple of little kids are cooling off in the Rio Cuale. Amazingly, a lot of people still wash their clothes on the rocks in this river too -- except maybe during the rainy season when everything washes down from the mountains and the river gets super muddy.
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