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The Cathedral of Milan appeared exactly like this on a somewhat cool, rainy and foggy afternoon. We were in Milan to see Leonardo’s Last Supper, of course, but the shopping beckoned, so we also went to the city center. 


This building, with its many spires made me think of the hopes and aspirations of the people who built it. I doubt they had us in mind, or the rapid transit world we live in…or the world in which instant annihilation is part of our daily reality.


To see the 3-D, use red/cyan glasses.


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