Estonian sand sculptor Kirke Kangro works on a creation that tells the history of the rise and fall of Rome in sand, as part of the World Sand Sculpture Festival in Brighton, May 31, 2006. Nearly 10,000 tons of special sand shipped from Holland has been used to create the exhibition which runs from June 1 until September 10, 2006. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor
Thursday, June 01, 2006
History of the rise and fall of Rome
Estonian sand sculptor Kirke Kangro works on a creation that tells the history of the rise and fall of Rome in sand, as part of the World Sand Sculpture Festival in Brighton, May 31, 2006. Nearly 10,000 tons of special sand shipped from Holland has been used to create the exhibition which runs from June 1 until September 10, 2006. REUTERS/Luke MacGregor
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That must be a beautiful sight to see all made out of sand.
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