An outline overlay reconstructs the damaged Heidentor, a 4th century AD Roman victory monument in Austria.
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Author: Bunk Strutts
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Reminds me of what I saw on a trip to eastern Europe (Romania, Hungary, and Bulgaria). When they put up scaffolding around a monument or building for repair work, they put up screening fabric printed with an image of what it looks like.
I’ve got a photo here.
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wheels – Very cool. I might steal that.
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Feel free. I just uploaded it today so I could put in a link, instead of only describing it.
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Muchisimas grassyass. I took your photo, enhanced it a tad, and it’s in the queue for tomorrow (with credit link).
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