Ukpoohbear
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To the person who gives out the evil eye on the forum:
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The moon herself grew dark, rising at sunset,
Covering her suffering in the night,
Because she saw her beautiful namesake, Selene,
Breathless, descending to Hades,
With her she had had the beauty of her light in common,
And mingled her own darkness with her death.
Bunkers are and have been a “thing” for a long time. There are so many worldwide I couldn’t hazard to guess.That’s true. Although, limiting of exits was a scary thought. Just wondering how many secret homes there are and what poor souls they are hiding. :/
The Forgotten History of the British Pet Holocaust
Also, let’s not forget all the wild horses who were stolen from America etc and taken to war zones.
The Forgotten History of the British Pet Holocaust
A nearly forgotten history of how British governmental recommendations resulted in the euthanasia of 750,000 pet dogs and cats during WWII.www.psychologytoday.com
Cleopatra actually had very big feet (long) - her ankle and a gold ankle bracelet was all that was left on one temple wall on one Island we went to. However on Dendera's Temple wall out back - someone told me to look there and viola' there she was with Caesarion her young son from Julius Caesar. He was murdered after his mother and stepfather Mark Antony committed suicide. Octavion wasn't taking any chances and ordered the hit. He (Octavion) was adopted & raised by Caesar and his sister and became the next in line for the throne.
Interesting about the scar on her neck - I hadn't noticed or realized she had one. Maybe it's indicative of a connection, who knows. Well, she would know now/
Those two (Taylor & Burton) married twice to each other and eventually divorced for good each marrying another time before they died. (for those who didn't know) But I'm sure he was the love of her life this go around. Problem being they both drank like fish when together and fought like banshees.
As for the ankle of Cleopatra & her foot (a large one), its on the temple wall of the Isis Temple. From what I recall vaguely now, it's just flecks of gold left as though it was painted on with gold 2,000 yrs ago and that is all that is left, i.e. the foot and ankle with flecks of gold.
Temple of Isis | Southern Nile Valley, Egypt | Attractions - Lonely Planet
Built to honour the goddess Isis, this was the last temple built in the classical Egyptian style. Construction began around 690 BC, and it was one of the…www.lonelyplanet.com
Oh I see, so actual gold flakes left over from the ankle and ankle bracelet of a painting of Cleopatra can still be seen. That’s pretty cool!
Not a painting, rather a carving into the wall like the others you see on the images posted. Carved right into stone. Somehow they had put gold on her ankle and time and weather I suppose, perhaps people scraped it off I imagine over 2,000 yrs. It struck me as strange because I've been to many temples over 8 years in Egypt traveling there and this is the only time I saw gold etched into stone. It was the first time I went back in 2004. I've often wondered if it’s still there.
No one knows where she or Antony were buried although there were original tips given., searches have not yielded their remains. I've only been to Alexandria one time. Not long enough to really know the area there. I'm more familiar with Luxor and somewhat with Cairo.Yes, when I said painting, I meant the ‘painting on the wall.’ I read the article you posted.
Strange as in possibly Cleopatra’s final resting place..??
It would be cool if you could somehow use your knowledge from visiting the Egyptian temples and couple it with a ‘lost item’ horary, to find out where it is!