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Jannett 4 year s ago
Beautiful! Shows what can be done with otherwise wasted space.
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Phil 4 year s ago
Disused salt mines have long had their uses. People spend time in them for what is called halotherapy, or breathing salty air. It is said to impart health benefits and can also be experienced by visiting the beaches. The better the waves the better the air.
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CookieDevourer 4 year s ago
Been there few times and I must say that I have not seen a picture that can match how it looks in my own eyes. This place is just stunning. If you ever planning on going, try to find out when it's not busy, lack of people adds more magic to this mine 
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Micajah 4 year s ago
Open a chipper down there. You can just rub the chip of the wall
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Christy 4 year s ago
Saw an adult film made there. What she did with a salt spike was inspiring.
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Grissel 4 year s ago
You forgot to mention that all those chandeliers are made of salt crystals.
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Yvonne 4 year s ago
Ideas for Moria(LOTR)?
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Jannett 4 year s ago
Beautiful! Shows what can be done with otherwise wasted space.
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Phil 4 year s ago
Disused salt mines have long had their uses. People spend time in them for what is called halotherapy, or breathing salty air. It is said to impart health benefits and can also be experienced by visiting the beaches. The better the waves the better the air.
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CookieDevourer 4 year s ago
Been there few times and I must say that I have not seen a picture that can match how it looks in my own eyes. This place is just stunning. If you ever planning on going, try to find out when it's not busy, lack of people adds more magic to this mine
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Micajah 4 year s ago
Open a chipper down there. You can just rub the chip of the wall
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Christy 4 year s ago
Saw an adult film made there. What she did with a salt spike was inspiring.
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Grissel 4 year s ago
You forgot to mention that all those chandeliers are made of salt crystals.
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Yvonne 4 year s ago
Ideas for Moria(LOTR)?