Rome’s famous Fontana di Trevi is showing its age a bit. Italy’s unusually cold winter is being blamed for causing chunks of plaster and stucco to fall from the fountain.
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So, it could survive a minor ice age but a cold winter after a lovely decades-long thaw and it just falls apart?
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I thought it looked shabby while I was there, but I had never physically been there previously so I thought pictures...
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NOOOOOO! MUST FIX! MOTHER NATURE, WHAT, WHAT, WHAT ARE YOU DOING?
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joshsternberg said:
Glad I was able to see it in all its glory last summer.
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