Ravenna pictures

Off the train into Ravenna



Crypt filled with water. Fishies we're swimming in there. 










All little tiles. 

Tiles everywhere. 

Tiles

Covering everything. 














Did I mention tiles?

Tiles on tiles on tiles

Tiles. 

You guessed it. 


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They might have had a bit too much free time, laying all these tiles. 

Here is the start of our private museum






What an attractive warthog













Mosiac street sign. 




We found a space invader. 

Surprisingly the ceiling was wood. Those lines of people on the wall though, tiles. 




Look at those tiny tiles


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