What's the oldest building or structure you've set foot in?

YellowSnow

Took me a sec to think this one over. I've never been to places like Greece or Egypt with the before Chris shit, nor have I been to Rome. Oldest cathedral I've been in is Aachen from 805 AD.

And then I thought of President of the French Club, @DerekJohnson and his time in Arles, France.

So for me it's Roman Amphitheater in Arles. 90 A.D.

IPukeOregonGrellow

YellowSnow said:

Took me a sec to think this one over. I've never been to places like Greece or Egypt with the before Chris shit, nor have I been to Rome. Oldest cathedral I've been in is Aachen from 805 AD.

And then I thought of President of the French Club, @DerekJohnson and his time in Arles, France.

So for me it's Roman Amphitheater in Arles. 90 A.D.

Same. We? must've done the same study abroad program,

whlinder

BleachedAnusDawg

Probably historic buildings in Philadelphia. Well, unless you count the Kamehameha ruins on the Big Island, but not sure how old those were or which Kamehameha it was.

BearsWiin

Not sure

Stonehenge might be older than the Djoser Pyramid at Saqqara

Climbed about 50ft up the Great Pyramid before seeing the signs in four languages telling me not to climb the fucking pyramid

YellowSnow

IPukeOregonGrellow said:

YellowSnow said:

Took me a sec to think this one over. I've never been to places like Greece or Egypt with the before Chris shit, nor have I been to Rome. Oldest cathedral I've been in is Aachen from 805 AD.

And then I thought of President of the French Club, @DerekJohnson and his time in Arles, France.

So for me it's Roman Amphitheater in Arles. 90 A.D.

Same. We? must've done the same study abroad program,

I went on a 3 week tour of Europe with 30 kids from my HS. Had my first taste of @creepycoug 's bomb ass Paella there as well. Apparently a lot of the commie Spaniards ended up in the south of France after their Civil War.

alumni94

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dHOEYHP2g8

I think it's really is some Roman runes in Spain, but I don't recall what they were.

dnc

900 BC or so. Though I suppose I set foot *on* rather than *in*.

BennyBeaver

I’ve done all the Greece stuff. It was old enough.

Meh, nothing speshul.

PurpleThrobber

Whatever the fuck those Mayan ruins are outside of Tulum.


And fuck this stop on the tour -which way to the cenotes and swimming with sea turtles and shit?

YellowSnow

BennyBeaver said:

I’ve done all the Greece stuff. It was old enough.

Meh, nothing speshul.

I thought you were a XC guy, not a wrassler?

Fishpo31

Arena Verona. A.D. 30
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RaceBannon

USMChawk

I was deciding between the Mayan pyramid on Cozumel and the Tower of London but if we’re accepting Stonehenge, then that.

DerekJohnson

dnc said:

900 BC or so. Though I suppose I set foot *on* rather than *in*.

Race Bannon was there!

DerekJohnson

I've been to the Lascaux caves, but otherwise yes the coliseum in Arles as Yella said

biak1

I think it was an Etruscan hill town from 700/800 BC. Did a quarter abroad in Rome so did all the central Italy stuff.

rodmansrage

op's mom's house.


lmao, buuuuuuuuuurrrrrrrrnnnnnnnnnnnn.

LebamDawg

my house 1911

TheRoarOfTheCrowd

Not very old, but Castles in Wales... lots of them, the best was Pembroke on the Western tip of Wales along the river

Swaye