21stamps
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Sad news Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris is burning, the spire has collapsed and flames are coming out of the roofhttps://www.msn.com/en-us/news/worl...hedral-hit-by-fire/ar-BBVXK4e?ocid=spartandhp
It really is terrible.
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It really is terrible.
MySmallWorldof4
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@93boomer. She said it was totally worth it.
93boomer
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MySmallWorldof4
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At least the statues had been removed. They need to use the planes we use to put out forest fires.
21stamps
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It is @21stamps !!!!!
Awesome!! I’ve heard so many great things about it! I wasn’t sure if it was a little more crowded than last year.
What time did you go to the park? Do you know which rides were not open?
(If you’ve already said all of this you can direct me to the page lol )
I’ve always wanted to go but the dates are always odd for me. Looks like such an amazing evening!
93boomer
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This was our first time. I wanted to do something special for DH on his birthday.
You can check in at the front at 7. We got there about 6:30. Look for the after dark line. We had to show the email barcode to get in.
Then, they put a special band on your wrist. The event starts at 10 until 1 a.m. There was another place near the Buzz ride that was giving out bands too.
The rides were listed on the Disney site when I ordered the tickets so we pretty much knew beforehand. We got on all the rides we wanted. We had the boat in Small World to ourselves! It was awesome.
They give out popcorn, soft drinks, bottled water, and ice cream throughout the park. You can have as much as you want in the 3 hours.
The park was pretty empty. A great way to get on some rides you may have not gotten FPs by then.
I say do it! We will again!
Goofyernmost
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Yea, well... I'm awake! So I got that going for me.
Horizons '83
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Unfortunately they couldn't because it would have made matters worse. The combination of the flames and cold water would have apparently cracked the foundation says some expert in Paris.
Figgy1
Premium Member
I also saw it would injure first responders on the ground.
Figgy1
Premium Member
Restoration construction accident
Goofyernmost
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A whole lot of 800 year old very, very dry wood coated with inches of oils and wax. Timbers that are also made of wood that supported the roof, which was supporting the walls. First reports indicate that it was connected to some reconstruction that was going on at the Cathedral.
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Cesar R M
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Well, someone has to pay for this huge snafu..
:|
MySmallWorldof4
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It is unbelievable. A building that has survived for hundreds of years destroyed by renovation efforts.
Cesar R M
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unfortunately not the first. Anyone remembers the unofficial "restorations" of precious art done by people who shouldn't have been allowed to touch paints?
Figgy1
Premium Member
History of Notre Dame https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notre-Dame_de_Paris
Cesar R M
Well-Known Member
On the good side.. someone reports on reddit that all the important paintings, the crown of thorns and other historical artifacts are safe.
The structure, the gargoyles, the spire, the towers (if the bell falls) and the stained glass might have been lost forever.
The structure, the gargoyles, the spire, the towers (if the bell falls) and the stained glass might have been lost forever.
