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This is a picture I took in Halifax, Nova Scotia. This town was torn apart by a severe ship explosion from their harbor in the early 1900's Every pane of glass in this church had been shattered by the explosion from miles away. This pane was the only one not completely shattered. The remaining glass leaves a silhouette of a mans profile. Locals claim that it has a striking resemblance of the preist who founded the church and had passed away a few years prior to the explosion. There had always been a feeling that he was still looking after the church. This is not a ghost cetainly, and is most likely a case of dumb luck followed by matrixing. I still think it is incredibly facinating. Halifax is by far my favorite town EVER. It has the most amazing history. I also was able to view the graves of Titanic victims that were unclaimed when brought to shore, hence they were burried in Halifax.
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