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Sutro Baths: "Diving into the past"
(Via Interesting Thing of the Day.)
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1 comment:
Sharie and I have visited the Cluny Museum and the Roman baths at Bath, which are better preserved. Both are interesting. Cluny also has an interesting medieval museum with very famous tapestries and stained glass windows. Bath has an interesting explanation showing how each of the various rooms in the baths worked.
I think Long Beach should construct some baths at our unforntunately waveless beach.
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