Herculaneum; Ercolano; Mount Vesuvius; Archaeology; Ruins; Volcano; Italy; Italia; Europe; UNESCO; UNESCO World Heritage Site; Mosaic; Mosaics; City; Ancient; Ruin; Bay Of Naples; Roman; Naples; History; Volcano; Lava; Eruption; Excavation; Southern Italy; Italy; Historical; Ercolano; Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius; Vesuvius; Pyroclastic; Pumice; mud; Buried; August 24th; 79AD; Roman History; Bay Of Naples; Roman Commuter Town; Pompeii Suburb; Excavation Miracle; Damage; Pyroclastic Flow Damage; Roman Culture; Roman Architecture; Archaeology; Tourist Attraction; features Roman Gardens As Growing On Eruption Day; Nigel Cummings; mosaic; mosaics
Description
Located at the northwestern foot of Vesuvius, Herculaneum was destroyed, together with Pompeii and Stabiae, by the eruption of ad 79. It was buried under a mass of tufa about 50 to 60 ft (15 to 18 m) deep, which made excavation difficult but preserved many fragile items. Excavation began in the 18th century and uncovered numerous artifacts, including paintings and furniture. Later work uncovered the palaestra (sports ground) and a vast central swimming pool.
Herculaneum; Ercolano; Mount Vesuvius; Archaeology; Ruins; Volcano; Italy; Italia; Europe; UNESCO; UNESCO World Heritage Site; Mosaic; Mosaics; City; Ancient; Ruin; Bay Of Naples; Roman; Naples; History; Volcano; Lava; Eruption; Excavation; Southern Italy; Italy; Historical; Ercolano; Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius; Vesuvius; Pyroclastic; Pumice; mud; Buried; August 24th; 79AD; Roman History; Bay Of Naples; Roman Commuter Town; Pompeii Suburb; Excavation Miracle; Damage; Pyroclastic Flow Damage; Roman Culture; Roman Architecture; Archaeology; Tourist Attraction; features Roman Gardens As Growing On Eruption Day; Nigel Cummings; mosaic; mosaics
Description
Located at the northwestern foot of Vesuvius, Herculaneum was destroyed, together with Pompeii and Stabiae, by the eruption of ad 79. It was buried under a mass of tufa about 50 to 60 ft (15 to 18 m) deep, which made excavation difficult but preserved many fragile items. Excavation began in the 18th century and uncovered numerous artifacts, including paintings and furniture. Later work uncovered the palaestra (sports ground) and a vast central swimming pool.
Herculaneum; Ercolano; Mount Vesuvius; Archaeology; Ruins; Volcano; Italy; Italia; Europe; UNESCO; UNESCO World Heritage Site; Mosaic; Mosaics; City; Ancient; Ruin; Bay Of Naples; Roman; Naples; History; Volcano; Lava; Eruption; Excavation; Southern Italy; Italy; Historical; Ercolano; Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius; Vesuvius; Pyroclastic; Pumice; mud; Buried; August 24th; 79AD; Roman History; Bay Of Naples; Roman Commuter Town; Pompeii Suburb; Excavation Miracle; Damage; Pyroclastic Flow Damage; Roman Culture; Roman Architecture; Archaeology; Tourist Attraction; features Roman Gardens As Growing On Eruption Day; Nigel Cummings; mosaic; mosaics
Description
Located at the northwestern foot of Vesuvius, Herculaneum was destroyed, together with Pompeii and Stabiae, by the eruption of ad 79. It was buried under a mass of tufa about 50 to 60 ft (15 to 18 m) deep, which made excavation difficult but preserved many fragile items. Excavation began in the 18th century and uncovered numerous artifacts, including paintings and furniture. Later work uncovered the palaestra (sports ground) and a vast central swimming pool.
Original mosaic on the floor of Ancient Etruscan villa at Vulci. The Naturalistic Archaeological Park of Vulci, Italy. The park spreads over the Tuscan-Lazio Maremma, between the villages of Montalto di Castro and Canino. The park is crossed by the River Fiora. 15 August 2010.
Herculaneum; Ercolano; Mount Vesuvius; Archaeology; Ruins; Volcano; Italy; Italia; Europe; UNESCO; UNESCO World Heritage Site; Mosaic; Mosaics; City; Ancient; Ruin; Bay Of Naples; Roman; Naples; History; Volcano; Lava; Eruption; Excavation; Southern Italy; Italy; Historical; Ercolano; Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius; Vesuvius; Pyroclastic; Pumice; mud; Buried; August 24th; 79AD; Roman History; Bay Of Naples; Roman Commuter Town; Pompeii Suburb; Excavation Miracle; Damage; Pyroclastic Flow Damage; Roman Culture; Roman Architecture; Archaeology; Tourist Attraction; features Roman Gardens As Growing On Eruption Day; Nigel Cummings; mosaic; mosaics
Description
Located at the northwestern foot of Vesuvius, Herculaneum was destroyed, together with Pompeii and Stabiae, by the eruption of ad 79. It was buried under a mass of tufa about 50 to 60 ft (15 to 18 m) deep, which made excavation difficult but preserved many fragile items. Excavation began in the 18th century and uncovered numerous artifacts, including paintings and furniture. Later work uncovered the palaestra (sports ground) and a vast central swimming pool.
Mosaic on the floor of Etruscan villa ruins. The Naturalistic Archeological Park of Vulci, Italy. The park spreads over the Tuscan-Lazio Maremma, between the villages of Montalto di Castro and Canino. It is crossed by the River Fiora. 15 August 2010.
Herculaneum; Ercolano; Mount Vesuvius; Archaeology; Ruins; Volcano; Italy; Italia; Europe; UNESCO; UNESCO World Heritage Site; Mosaic; Mosaics; City; Ancient; Ruin; Bay Of Naples; Roman; Naples; History; Volcano; Lava; Eruption; Excavation; Southern Italy; Italy; Historical; Ercolano; Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius; Vesuvius; Pyroclastic; Pumice; mud; Buried; August 24th; 79AD; Roman History; Bay Of Naples; Roman Commuter Town; Pompeii Suburb; Excavation Miracle; Damage; Pyroclastic Flow Damage; Roman Culture; Roman Architecture; Archaeology; Tourist Attraction; features Roman Gardens As Growing On Eruption Day; Nigel Cummings; mosaic; mosaics
Description
Located at the northwestern foot of Vesuvius, Herculaneum was destroyed, together with Pompeii and Stabiae, by the eruption of ad 79. It was buried under a mass of tufa about 50 to 60 ft (15 to 18 m) deep, which made excavation difficult but preserved many fragile items. Excavation began in the 18th century and uncovered numerous artifacts, including paintings and furniture. Later work uncovered the palaestra (sports ground) and a vast central swimming pool.
Herculaneum; Ercolano; Mount Vesuvius; Archaeology; Ruins; Volcano; Italy; Italia; Europe; UNESCO; UNESCO World Heritage Site; Mosaic; Mosaics; City; Ancient; Ruin; Bay Of Naples; Roman; Naples; History; Volcano; Lava; Eruption; Excavation; Southern Italy; Italy; Historical; Ercolano; Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius; Vesuvius; Pyroclastic; Pumice; mud; Buried; August 24th; 79AD; Roman History; Bay Of Naples; Roman Commuter Town; Pompeii Suburb; Excavation Miracle; Damage; Pyroclastic Flow Damage; Roman Culture; Roman Architecture; Archaeology; Tourist Attraction; features Roman Gardens As Growing On Eruption Day; Nigel Cummings; mosaic; mosaics
Description
Located at the northwestern foot of Vesuvius, Herculaneum was destroyed, together with Pompeii and Stabiae, by the eruption of ad 79. It was buried under a mass of tufa about 50 to 60 ft (15 to 18 m) deep, which made excavation difficult but preserved many fragile items. Excavation began in the 18th century and uncovered numerous artifacts, including paintings and furniture. Later work uncovered the palaestra (sports ground) and a vast central swimming pool.
Herculaneum; Ercolano; Mount Vesuvius; Archaeology; Ruins; Volcano; Italy; Italia; Europe; UNESCO; UNESCO World Heritage Site; Mosaic; Mosaics; City; Ancient; Ruin; Bay Of Naples; Roman; Naples; History; Volcano; Lava; Eruption; Excavation; Southern Italy; Italy; Historical; Ercolano; Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius; Vesuvius; Pyroclastic; Pumice; mud; Buried; August 24th; 79AD; Roman History; Bay Of Naples; Roman Commuter Town; Pompeii Suburb; Excavation Miracle; Damage; Pyroclastic Flow Damage; Roman Culture; Roman Architecture; Archaeology; Tourist Attraction; features Roman Gardens As Growing On Eruption Day; Nigel Cummings; mosaic; mosaics
Description
Located at the northwestern foot of Vesuvius, Herculaneum was destroyed, together with Pompeii and Stabiae, by the eruption of ad 79. It was buried under a mass of tufa about 50 to 60 ft (15 to 18 m) deep, which made excavation difficult but preserved many fragile items. Excavation began in the 18th century and uncovered numerous artifacts, including paintings and furniture. Later work uncovered the palaestra (sports ground) and a vast central swimming pool.
Herculaneum; Ercolano; Mount Vesuvius; Archaeology; Ruins; Volcano; Italy; Italia; Europe; UNESCO; UNESCO World Heritage Site; Mosaic; Mosaics; City; Ancient; Ruin; Bay Of Naples; Roman; Naples; History; Volcano; Lava; Eruption; Excavation; Southern Italy; Italy; Historical; Ercolano; Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius; Vesuvius; Pyroclastic; Pumice; mud; Buried; August 24th; 79AD; Roman History; Bay Of Naples; Roman Commuter Town; Pompeii Suburb; Excavation Miracle; Damage; Pyroclastic Flow Damage; Roman Culture; Roman Architecture; Archaeology; Tourist Attraction; features Roman Gardens As Growing On Eruption Day; Nigel Cummings; mosaic; mosaics
Description
Located at the northwestern foot of Vesuvius, Herculaneum was destroyed, together with Pompeii and Stabiae, by the eruption of ad 79. It was buried under a mass of tufa about 50 to 60 ft (15 to 18 m) deep, which made excavation difficult but preserved many fragile items. Excavation began in the 18th century and uncovered numerous artifacts, including paintings and furniture. Later work uncovered the palaestra (sports ground) and a vast central swimming pool.
Herculaneum; Ercolano; Mount Vesuvius; Archaeology; Ruins; Volcano; Italy; Italia; Europe; UNESCO; UNESCO World Heritage Site; Mosaic; Mosaics; City; Ancient; Ruin; Bay Of Naples; Roman; Naples; History; Volcano; Lava; Eruption; Excavation; Southern Italy; Italy; Historical; Ercolano; Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius; Vesuvius; Pyroclastic; Pumice; mud; Buried; August 24th; 79AD; Roman History; Bay Of Naples; Roman Commuter Town; Pompeii Suburb; Excavation Miracle; Damage; Pyroclastic Flow Damage; Roman Culture; Roman Architecture; Archaeology; Tourist Attraction; features Roman Gardens As Growing On Eruption Day; Nigel Cummings; mosaic; mosaics
Description
Located at the northwestern foot of Vesuvius, Herculaneum was destroyed, together with Pompeii and Stabiae, by the eruption of ad 79. It was buried under a mass of tufa about 50 to 60 ft (15 to 18 m) deep, which made excavation difficult but preserved many fragile items. Excavation began in the 18th century and uncovered numerous artifacts, including paintings and furniture. Later work uncovered the palaestra (sports ground) and a vast central swimming pool.
Herculaneum; Ercolano; Mount Vesuvius; Archaeology; Ruins; Volcano; Italy; Italia; Europe; UNESCO; UNESCO World Heritage Site; Mosaic; Mosaics; City; Ancient; Ruin; Bay Of Naples; Roman; Naples; History; Volcano; Lava; Eruption; Excavation; Southern Italy; Italy; Historical; Ercolano; Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius; Vesuvius; Pyroclastic; Pumice; mud; Buried; August 24th; 79AD; Roman History; Bay Of Naples; Roman Commuter Town; Pompeii Suburb; Excavation Miracle; Damage; Pyroclastic Flow Damage; Roman Culture; Roman Architecture; Archaeology; Tourist Attraction; features Roman Gardens As Growing On Eruption Day; Nigel Cummings; mosaic; mosaics
Description
Located at the northwestern foot of Vesuvius, Herculaneum was destroyed, together with Pompeii and Stabiae, by the eruption of ad 79. It was buried under a mass of tufa about 50 to 60 ft (15 to 18 m) deep, which made excavation difficult but preserved many fragile items. Excavation began in the 18th century and uncovered numerous artifacts, including paintings and furniture. Later work uncovered the palaestra (sports ground) and a vast central swimming pool.
Herculaneum; Ercolano; Mount Vesuvius; Archaeology; Ruins; Volcano; Italy; Italia; Europe; UNESCO; UNESCO World Heritage Site; Mosaic; Mosaics; City; Ancient; Ruin; Bay Of Naples; Roman; Naples; History; Volcano; Lava; Eruption; Excavation; Southern Italy; Italy; Historical; Ercolano; Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius; Vesuvius; Pyroclastic; Pumice; mud; Buried; August 24th; 79AD; Roman History; Bay Of Naples; Roman Commuter Town; Pompeii Suburb; Excavation Miracle; Damage; Pyroclastic Flow Damage; Roman Culture; Roman Architecture; Archaeology; Tourist Attraction; features Roman Gardens As Growing On Eruption Day; Nigel Cummings; mosaic; mosaics; pavement
Description
Located at the northwestern foot of Vesuvius, Herculaneum was destroyed, together with Pompeii and Stabiae, by the eruption of ad 79. It was buried under a mass of tufa about 50 to 60 ft (15 to 18 m) deep, which made excavation difficult but preserved many fragile items. Excavation began in the 18th century and uncovered numerous artifacts, including paintings and furniture. Later work uncovered the palaestra (sports ground) and a vast central swimming pool.
Herculaneum; Ercolano; Mount Vesuvius; Archaeology; Ruins; Volcano; Italy; Italia; Europe; UNESCO; UNESCO World Heritage Site; Mosaic; Mosaics; City; Ancient; Ruin; Bay Of Naples; Roman; Naples; History; Volcano; Lava; Eruption; Excavation; Southern Italy; Italy; Historical; Ercolano; Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius; Vesuvius; Pyroclastic; Pumice; mud; Buried; August 24th; 79AD; Roman History; Bay Of Naples; Roman Commuter Town; Pompeii Suburb; Excavation Miracle; Damage; Pyroclastic Flow Damage; Roman Culture; Roman Architecture; Archaeology; Tourist Attraction; features Roman Gardens As Growing On Eruption Day; panorama; Nigel Cummings; mosaic; mosaics
Description
Located at the northwestern foot of Vesuvius, Herculaneum was destroyed, together with Pompeii and Stabiae, by the eruption of ad 79. It was buried under a mass of tufa about 50 to 60 ft (15 to 18 m) deep, which made excavation difficult but preserved many fragile items. Excavation began in the 18th century and uncovered numerous artifacts, including paintings and furniture. Later work uncovered the palaestra (sports ground) and a vast central swimming pool.
Herculaneum; Ercolano; Mount Vesuvius; Archaeology; Ruins; Volcano; Italy; Italia; Europe; UNESCO; UNESCO World Heritage Site; Mosaic; Mosaics; City; Ancient; Ruin; Bay Of Naples; Roman; Naples; History; Volcano; Lava; Eruption; Excavation; Southern Italy; Italy; Historical; Ercolano; Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius; Vesuvius; Pyroclastic; Pumice; mud; Buried; August 24th; 79AD; Roman History; Bay Of Naples; Roman Commuter Town; Pompeii Suburb; Excavation Miracle; Damage; Pyroclastic Flow Damage; Roman Culture; Roman Architecture; Archaeology; Tourist Attraction; features Roman Gardens As Growing On Eruption Day; Nigel Cummings; mosaic; mosaics; pots; pans; range; cooker; cooking
Description
Located at the northwestern foot of Vesuvius, Herculaneum was destroyed, together with Pompeii and Stabiae, by the eruption of ad 79. It was buried under a mass of tufa about 50 to 60 ft (15 to 18 m) deep, which made excavation difficult but preserved many fragile items. Excavation began in the 18th century and uncovered numerous artifacts, including paintings and furniture. Later work uncovered the palaestra (sports ground) and a vast central swimming pool.
Herculaneum; Ercolano; Mount Vesuvius; Archaeology; Ruins; Volcano; Italy; Italia; Europe; UNESCO; UNESCO World Heritage Site; Mosaic; Mosaics; City; Ancient; Ruin; Bay Of Naples; Roman; Naples; History; Volcano; Lava; Eruption; Excavation; Southern Italy; Italy; Historical; Ercolano; Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius; Vesuvius; Pyroclastic; Pumice; mud; Buried; August 24th; 79AD; Roman History; Bay Of Naples; Roman Commuter Town; Pompeii Suburb; Excavation Miracle; Damage; Pyroclastic Flow Damage; Roman Culture; Roman Architecture; Archaeology; Tourist Attraction; features Roman Gardens As Growing On Eruption Day
Description
Located at the northwestern foot of Vesuvius, Herculaneum was destroyed, together with Pompeii and Stabiae, by the eruption of ad 79. It was buried under a mass of tufa about 50 to 60 ft (15 to 18 m) deep, which made excavation difficult but preserved many fragile items. Excavation began in the 18th century and uncovered numerous artifacts, including paintings and furniture. Later work uncovered the palaestra (sports ground) and a vast central swimming pool.
Isle of Wight; Brading; isle of wight; brading; unusual; ancient building; uk; britain; england; bright; grey; gray; brown; united kingdom; gate; europe; old town hall; five-hole stocks; whipping post; boot scraper; padlock; chain; indoors
Description
The famous five-hole stocks and whipping post, in the Old Town Hall of Brading, Isle of Wight, England. This ancient building, believed to date from 1729, is now a museum and houses the Medieval items of public punishment on the ground floor. The last recorded use of the whipping post was in 1833; the stocks which are very unusual because they have five holes, were in use for several centuries, the earliest recorded use was in 1555.
Herculaneum, Ercolano; Mount Vesuvius; Archaeology; Ruins; Volcano; Italy; Italia; Europe; UNESCO; UNESCO World Heritage Site; Mosaic; Mosaics; City; Ancient; Ruin; Bay Of Naples; Roman; Naples; History; Lava; Eruption; Excavation; Southern Italy; Historical; Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius; Vesuvius; Pyroclastic; Pumice; Mud; Buried; August 24th; 79AD; Roman History; Roman Commuter Town; Pompeii Suburb; Excavation Miracle; Damage; Pyroclastic Flow Damage; Roman Culture; Roman Architecture; Tourist Attraction; Features Roman Gardens As Growing On Eruption Day; Nigel Cummings
Herculaneum; Ercolano; Mount Vesuvius; Archaeology; Ruins; Volcano; Italy; Italia; Europe; UNESCO; UNESCO World Heritage Site; Mosaic; Mosaics; City; Ancient; Ruin; Bay Of Naples; Roman; Naples; History; Volcano; Lava; Eruption; Excavation; Southern Italy; Italy; Historical; Ercolano; Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius; Vesuvius; Pyroclastic; Pumice; mud; Buried; August 24th; 79AD; Roman History; Bay Of Naples; Roman Commuter Town; Pompeii Suburb; Excavation Miracle; Damage; Pyroclastic Flow Damage; Roman Culture; Roman Architecture; Archaeology; Tourist Attraction; features Roman Gardens As Growing On Eruption Day
Description
Located at the northwestern foot of Vesuvius, Herculaneum was destroyed, together with Pompeii and Stabiae, by the eruption of ad 79. It was buried under a mass of tufa about 50 to 60 ft (15 to 18 m) deep, which made excavation difficult but preserved many fragile items. Excavation began in the 18th century and uncovered numerous artifacts, including paintings and furniture. Later work uncovered the palaestra (sports ground) and a vast central swimming pool.
Herculaneum; Ercolano; Mount Vesuvius; Archaeology; Ruins; Volcano; Italy; Italia; Europe; UNESCO; UNESCO World Heritage Site; Mosaic; Mosaics; City; Ancient; Ruin; Bay Of Naples; Roman; Naples; History; Volcano; Lava; Eruption; Excavation; Southern Italy; Italy; Historical; Ercolano; Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius; Vesuvius; Pyroclastic; Pumice; mud; Buried; August 24th; 79AD; Roman History; Bay Of Naples; Roman Commuter Town; Pompeii Suburb; Excavation Miracle; Damage; Pyroclastic Flow Damage; Roman Culture; Roman Architecture; Archaeology; Tourist Attraction; features Roman Gardens As Growing On Eruption Day
Description
Located at the northwestern foot of Vesuvius, Herculaneum was destroyed, together with Pompeii and Stabiae, by the eruption of ad 79. It was buried under a mass of tufa about 50 to 60 ft (15 to 18 m) deep, which made excavation difficult but preserved many fragile items. Excavation began in the 18th century and uncovered numerous artifacts, including paintings and furniture. Later work uncovered the palaestra (sports ground) and a vast central swimming pool.
Peter Bassett Winston Churchill waxworks Isle of Wight Brading experience WWII WWII, WW2 world war two 2 bombed out London hero prime minister; 22MB TIFF version available
Herculaneum; Ercolano; Mount Vesuvius; Archaeology; Ruins; Volcano; Italy; Italia; Europe; UNESCO; UNESCO World Heritage Site; Mosaic; Mosaics; City; Ancient; Ruin; Bay Of Naples; Roman; Naples; History; Volcano; Lava; Eruption; Excavation; Southern Italy; Italy; Historical; Ercolano; Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius; Vesuvius; Pyroclastic; Pumice; mud; Buried; August 24th; 79AD; Roman History; Bay Of Naples; Roman Commuter Town; Pompeii Suburb; Excavation Miracle; Damage; Pyroclastic Flow Damage; Roman Culture; Roman Architecture; Archaeology; Tourist Attraction; features Roman Gardens As Growing On Eruption Day; interior; bricks staircase; Nigel Cummings
Description
Located at the northwestern foot of Vesuvius, Herculaneum was destroyed, together with Pompeii and Stabiae, by the eruption of ad 79. It was buried under a mass of tufa about 50 to 60 ft (15 to 18 m) deep, which made excavation difficult but preserved many fragile items. Excavation began in the 18th century and uncovered numerous artifacts, including paintings and furniture. Later work uncovered the palaestra (sports ground) and a vast central swimming pool.
transportation; transport; water transportation; watercraft; harbor; harbour; roman; ruin; classis; britannica; fort; Europe; United Kingdom; Britain; British; British Isles; Great Britain; U.K.; UK; Kent; KEN
Peter Bassett actual Maxim machine gun fired 700 rounds a minute water cooled 7.92 calibre German trenches war weapon captured in 1917 Brading display Isle of Wight; 22MB TIFF version available
The Naturalistic Archaeological Park of Vulci, Italy. The park spreads over the Tuscan-Lazio Maremma, between the villages of Montalto di Castro and Canino. It is crossed by the River Fiora. 15 August 2010.
Pompeii; Herculaneum; Ercolano; Mount Vesuvius; Archaeology; Ruins; Volcano; Italy; Italia; Europe; UNESCO; UNESCO World Heritage Site; Mosaic; Mosaics; City; Ancient; Ruin; Bay Of Naples; Roman; Naples; History; Lava; Eruption; Excavation; Southern Italy; Historical; Eruption Of Mount Vesuvius; Vesuvius; Pyroclastic; Pumice; Mud; Buried; August 24th; 79AD; Roman History; Roman Commuter Town; Pompeii Suburb; Excavation Miracle; Damage; Pyroclastic Flow Damage; Roman Culture; Roman Architecture; Tourist Attraction; Nigel Cummings; bordello; liberal; sexual; uncensored; rude; erotica; romance; Horn of Plenty; househo; d god; blessing; greeting; house of the Vetti
Villa ruins of the Etruscan town of Vulci. The Naturalistic Archeological Park of Vulci, Italy. The park spreads over the Tuscan-Lazio Maremma, between the villages of Montalto di Castro and Canino. It is crossed by the River Fiora. 15 August 2010.
Peter Bassett IOW Rocket Site Isle of Wight Black Arrow Test Pad Prospero Woomera Spaceflight Satellite Launch Pad Alum Bay Needles stitched image Cold War
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Fuel lines that led to the rocket test pad just beyond this wall