Whisps of musky air spin candlelight across ancient walls, as dimly lit corners play host to pilgrims in reflection and prayer. I lit my own candle, placing it into a wrought iron stand thats been warmed by countless candles from centuries gone. Paintings surrounding me tell tales of history and miracles. A simple prayer of safety for my friends and family seemed to be multiplied in its deliverence while kneeling in such a place. The hallowed ground of The Crypt in Canterbury Cathedral is reveared as one of the most Holy places on earth. People from all religions, races, and social class have come to this place of worship since the 12th century. No cameras are allowed in The Crypt, it is a place you must physically visit, giving you a deep memory to keep inside
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