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Per tempus, cum laetitia, amo. --Etna, 17th of November 1991 

Sunday, September 11, 2005

19:57 - Gosford House


Now, I was saying, the symbology is strange. There is a sphinx that guards the gardens, while lions look at the main entrances. An evolution of the lion-esque idea: from expression of strenght to expression of intellectual scrutiny (Interestingly enough the second is feminine). I wonder what question were the visitors supposed to be asked...


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