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6 comments:
Is this in that massive salt mine in Poland?
Wow! It's a good thing I'm a cheapskate who refuses to leave his house.
There are a few of these joints where I could imagine myself becoming the shadowy version of Norm from Cheers....like some kind of dark parasite that shows up every day to sit in the corner leeching the atmosphere, and then having to be bodily removed at closing time.
HAHAHA
That's perfect.
Mr Macabre, that one with the pale stone walls says it's The Lost Caves in Nottingham, England
There were some neat restaurants we went to in Prague. We'd ask for the non-smoking section and that usually meant a few tables relegated to the basement. There were neat carved walls, murals, old lighting and once even a suit of armor! I thought it was much better than the regular 'ole restaurant seating upstairs.
Okay, cool. I've seen a couple of documentaries about a massive abandoned salt mine in Poland IIRC that has become a tourist attraction. It has it's own church and music venue carved out of the salt, and they still have live music on a regular basis.
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