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Vilnius has put up a statue that offers a “portal” to the Polish city of Lublin, allowing people to see each other in real-time.

The portal resembles a virtual circular door and has a large screen and cameras, according to a press release by GoVilnius, the development agency of the Lithuanian capital.

Installed on May 26 in front of the Vilnius train station, the idea has been five years in the making. According to its creators, the project entitled PORTAL is supposed to serve as a visual bridge to bring different people together.

“Humanity is facing many potentially deadly challenges; be it social polarisation, climate change or economic issues,” Benediktas Gylys, initiator of PORTAL, said in the press release
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Wonder how long it will take before some bloke decides to flash his nob? :D
 
Vilnius has put up a statue that offers a “portal” to the Polish city of Lublin, allowing people to see each other in real-time.

The portal resembles a virtual circular door and has a large screen and cameras, according to a press release by GoVilnius, the development agency of the Lithuanian capital.

Installed on May 26 in front of the Vilnius train station, the idea has been five years in the making. According to its creators, the project entitled PORTAL is supposed to serve as a visual bridge to bring different people together.

“Humanity is facing many potentially deadly challenges; be it social polarisation, climate change or economic issues,” Benediktas Gylys, initiator of PORTAL, said in the press release
.
Wonder how long it will take before some bloke decides to flash his nob? :D
Whenever Liverpool play in either city.
 

The top photo, taken in July 1944, in Normandy, shows three Canadian heroes (Bernard Hoo, John McCouville and Roy Kostick) at the entrance of Caen. These three members of the Queen's Own Rifles of Canada survived the war, returned to Canada and had wonderful lives. On June 6, 1988 ( forty-four years after the picture was taken), Bernard, John and Roy went back to Caen and stood at the exact same spot

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China’s Hebei province, the Tianzi Hotel which is shaped like three Chinese deities.

Tianzi loosely translates to Son of Heaven. The three gods represent figures dating all the way back to the Ming Dynasty. The guy in blue is Shou, and he’s associated with longevity. The one is red is Fu, and he’s associated with fortune. The guy in green is Lu, and he’s associated with prosperity.

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Photo of 'Neptune', taken at Newhaven.

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