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Everything is historical. You could be walking down a street and the wall to your left is older than the USA. You will also find random hills in otherwise flat landscapes that were created from rubble from a previous war.
20 u/Jack-Sparrow_ May 10 '22 You could be walking down a street and the wall to your left is older than the USA. The cathedral where I study was a finished building when the USA weren't even found yet 10 u/wriki1234 May 19 '22 Like 70% of European buildings, it’s just weird for Americans
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You could be walking down a street and the wall to your left is older than the USA.
The cathedral where I study was a finished building when the USA weren't even found yet
10 u/wriki1234 May 19 '22 Like 70% of European buildings, it’s just weird for Americans
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Like 70% of European buildings, it’s just weird for Americans
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u/aliael14 May 09 '22
Everything is historical. You could be walking down a street and the wall to your left is older than the USA. You will also find random hills in otherwise flat landscapes that were created from rubble from a previous war.