By grrlscientist on July 28, 2009. tags: Old Town, Tallinn, Estonia, cities, image of the day Spire in the Sky, 2. St. Olav's Church, Old Town, Tallinn, Estonia. Image: GrrlScientist, 22 July 2009 [larger view]. (raw image) Tags my pictures Photography Tallinn, Estonia travel cities Estonia Old Town St. Olav's Church Tallinn my pictures Photography travel Log in to post comments More like this [OT] Which witch? Have you seen the update on the witch job? http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/8173277.stm Log in to post comments this witch knows all, and sees all. Log in to post comments The spire was raised to 159 metres in 1549, which at the time made it the tallest building in the whole wide world. In 1625 the Ceiling Cat got irritated by it and smote it down with a lightning. Today it is a bit lower at 123 metres. Log in to post comments
[OT] Which witch? Have you seen the update on the witch job? http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/8173277.stm Log in to post comments
The spire was raised to 159 metres in 1549, which at the time made it the tallest building in the whole wide world. In 1625 the Ceiling Cat got irritated by it and smote it down with a lightning. Today it is a bit lower at 123 metres. Log in to post comments
[OT] Which witch? Have you seen the update on the witch job?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/8173277.stm
this witch knows all, and sees all.
The spire was raised to 159 metres in 1549, which at the time made it the tallest building in the whole wide world. In 1625 the Ceiling Cat got irritated by it and smote it down with a lightning. Today it is a bit lower at 123 metres.