Angkor Archaeological Park, is an old Roman-like city that is completley constructed of art. This place is full of gorgeous, magnificent ancient temples. This place is populated with many fresh, evergreen trees. On the bumpy sides of the enormously high walls of the temples, many unique masterpieces are carved into the stone. When you go near the center of the park, you could see a enormous amount of beautiful stone skyscrapers reaching for the sky. In the hallways, many ancient carvings are also carved into the walls, making you feel like you are walking into a modern-time art museum. What would you enjoy most about this massive Archaeological Park?
Friday, April 4, 2014
The city made of art
For this post, I am going to try to improve my word choice for adjectives.
Angkor Archaeological Park, is an old Roman-like city that is completley constructed of art. This place is full of gorgeous, magnificent ancient temples. This place is populated with many fresh, evergreen trees. On the bumpy sides of the enormously high walls of the temples, many unique masterpieces are carved into the stone. When you go near the center of the park, you could see a enormous amount of beautiful stone skyscrapers reaching for the sky. In the hallways, many ancient carvings are also carved into the walls, making you feel like you are walking into a modern-time art museum. What would you enjoy most about this massive Archaeological Park?
Angkor Archaeological Park, is an old Roman-like city that is completley constructed of art. This place is full of gorgeous, magnificent ancient temples. This place is populated with many fresh, evergreen trees. On the bumpy sides of the enormously high walls of the temples, many unique masterpieces are carved into the stone. When you go near the center of the park, you could see a enormous amount of beautiful stone skyscrapers reaching for the sky. In the hallways, many ancient carvings are also carved into the walls, making you feel like you are walking into a modern-time art museum. What would you enjoy most about this massive Archaeological Park?
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