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Sunday, 1 May 2011
Lecce Cathedral
The local stone is a very soft limestone and this has enabled some very inticate carving to be done on the stonework of the Cathedral
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The local stone is a very soft limestone and this has enabled some very inticate carving to be done on the stonework of the Cathedral
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