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Decebalus

Decebalus was the last king of Dacia before the Roman conquest. Source.

Jules Verne's Tomb

The tomb of Jules Verne, who died on this day in 1905, implies that he hasn't been dead all this time so much as exploring the centre of the earth. Source.

Rossio Station

This is the front entrance of the railway station in Rossio Square, Lisbon. The style is Neo-Manuelian, modelled on early 15th-century Portuguese architecture, in the form of a pair of horseshoes. The station opened in 1891. A couple of years ago the statue of Sebastian I, between the two doors, was unluckily knocked out of its niche by a tourist trying for a selfie with the king. Source.

Edward the Chancellor

Apparently the only full-length statue of King Edward VIII is the one outside the Aberystwyth University Student Union, unveiled in 1923 while he was was Prince of Wales as well as Chancellor of the university. Source.

Apatosauruses

Two apatosaurus statues mark the border between China and Mongolia at Erlian. Source.

Ganesh in Calgary

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Another Malmö Fishseller

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Homeless Walter Scott

Our Lady of Lebanon

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Fiskegumma

This granite statue of a fishwife which stands on the site of the former fishmarket in Malmö was carved in 1949 by Clarence Blum from Liverpool. Source.