A view to the Baixa Pombalina, an area rebuilt after our major earthquake of 1755.
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2 comments:
wow...this area looks great now...
but it is being rebuilt too close to each other...
would this be bad if earth wuake happen again?
Z, the area seen in the picture has been there for two centuries now. And yes, in case of another earthquake, it is inimaginable... By the way, welcome back :)
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