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2019-01-05 06:44 am (UTC)
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Wooo historical fiction!
I read a really good book that was a historical fiction about the eruption told from the point of view of an aquaduct engineer, which role allowed him to observe some strange happenings to the spring water and geology prior to the eruption.
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Date: 2019-01-05 06:44 am (UTC)I read a really good book that was a historical fiction about the eruption told from the point of view of an aquaduct engineer, which role allowed him to observe some strange happenings to the spring water and geology prior to the eruption.