actually, the Stone is located in Edinburgh Castle, along with the original Royal Regalia. Still, it was interesting to read about the 1950's heist and the follow-on conspiracies about how copies may have been made before the Stone was returned.
It felt neat to see the regalia at last. There's a certain awe that comes with looking at centuries old artifacts or archaeological finds in a museum, but it's something else to look at unique items that have so much history behind them.
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This is the thing that's always grabbed me about this stuff and maybe why I liked Hemingway's style of writing about war.
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It felt neat to see the regalia at last. There's a certain awe that comes with looking at centuries old artifacts or archaeological finds in a museum, but it's something else to look at unique items that have so much history behind them.
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