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Ba ta clan Café where 130 people where killed by terrrorists with kalashnikovs... in November / 13 / 2015 in Paris...
and many others people where killed in some streets...
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Ba ta clan Café where 130 people where killed by terrrorists with kalashnikovs... in November / 13 / 2015 in Paris...
and many others people where killed in some streets...
nobodynoz
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Keith_W
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I have seen photos of the new interior of the Notre Dame. They have modernised it! How sad, it looks as if Notre Dame will never be the same again for future visitors.
I think the French should be immensely proud of what has been achieved from what seemed like an impossible task. That the cathedral is open again to visitors is a miracle.
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From the photos I've seen, it's a massive improvement. It's now closer to the way it would have looked to the builders rather than the dark, dismal way it was after centuries of grime and candle soot. A credit to the French and their way of getting stuff done. If it had been Westminster Abbey that had burnt down, we'd still be arguing 5 years later in committees over what colour the seats should be.
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whereisbrian
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The choice of Pdt Macron was to rebuild Notre Dame roof and church arrow with lead plates, as originally.
But lead metal is a very dangerous poison.
During Notre Dame fire, a lot of lead dust spreads in the air all around.
www.france24.com
But lead metal is a very dangerous poison.
During Notre Dame fire, a lot of lead dust spreads in the air all around.
How lead exposure became the Notre-Dame fire's toxic legacy
As Paris watched flames consume its beloved Notre-Dame Cathedral five years ago, no one could have imagined just how toxic the smoke spewing from the disaster could be. The rising plume contained several…
www.france24.com
The only down side I see is they had to invite the President elect to the reopening
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Absolutely.
Not that different than the careful cleaning of centuries-old paintings.
Stuff gets a little grungy after a millennium or so, especially after that whole industrial revolution thing and all.
One is reminded of Sainte-Chapelle (also Gothic, and also in France), the interior of which (assuming that my college art history text - and professor* - are to be believed) is relatively authentically restored to "original" conditions.
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* Phoebe Stanton.
whereisbrian
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My old set up, ten years ago
Ken1951
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So happy that this is reopening, and huge thanks to everyone who had a hand in its resurrection. We will be in France in September for between 2 and 3 weeks, with a little more than a week in Paris, and we are so excited to be able to visit!
We must know different French people....
And now for something completely different:
Is it true that for the restoration they used Ubisoft's 8K images, used for the game Assassin's Creed Unity?
nobodynoz
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Located on an island in the river "La Seine" in Paris...
