  We experimentally demonstrate and numerically analyze large arrays of
whispering gallery resonators. Using fluorescent mapping, we measure the
spatial distribution of the cavity-ensemble's resonances, revealing that light
reaches distant resonators in various ways, including while passing through
dark gaps, resonator groups, or resonator lines. Energy spatially decays
exponentially in the cavities. Our practically infinite periodic array of
resonators, with a quality factor [Q] exceeding 10^7, might impact a new type
of photonic ensembles for nonlinear optics and lasers using our cavity
continuum that is distributed, while having high-Q resonators as unit cells.
