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The ruins of the communal latrines in one of the best-preserved Roman forts in Europe (Housteads Roman Fort in the UK). This 2000 year-old fort lies along Hadrian's wall, which marked the northern boundary of the province of Britannia.

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The Great East Window of York Minster in the medieval city of York, UK. Designed between 1405-8, the window is nearly 24m high. At about the size of a tennis court, the 311-panelled window is the largest expanse of medieval stained glass in the UK and is considered a treasure of European art.

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The eastern window of York Minster in the medieval city of York, UK. Designed between 1405-8, the window stands 24m (78ft) tall. At about the size of a tennis court, the 311-panelled window is the largest expanse of medieval stained glass in the UK and is a treasure of European art. [1st picture=OC]

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Skyline of St Petersburg, Russia in winter from Google Maps. The Peter and Paul fortress is on the bottom right of the photograph

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The ruins of the communal latrines in one of the best-preserved Roman forts in Europe (Housteads Roman Fort in the UK). This 2000 year-old fort lies along Hadrian's wall, which marked the northern boundary of the province of Britannia.	317
The Great East Window of York Minster in the medieval city of York, UK. Designed between 1405-8, the window is nearly 24m high. At about the size of a tennis court, the 311-panelled window is the largest expanse of medieval stained glass in the UK and is considered a treasure of European art.	167
The eastern window of York Minster in the medieval city of York, UK. Designed between 1405-8, the window stands 24m (78ft) tall. At about the size of a tennis court, the 311-panelled window is the largest expanse of medieval stained glass in the UK and is a treasure of European art. [1st picture=OC]	2
Skyline of St Petersburg, Russia in winter from Google Maps. The Peter and Paul fortress is on the bottom right of the photograph	1