From The U.K.-
A 900-year-old cathedral in England has installed a 50-foot fun slide in its nave, causing considerable controversy.
Norwich
Cathedral dates back to 1145 and is one of the largest cathedrals in
the UK. It's known for its impressive stained glass work and “medieval roof bosses,”
believed to be the largest display in the world. But there’s just one
problem when visiting: You can’t get close enough to tell how fantastic
it is.
For 10 days, a 55-foot slide, which is called a “Helter Skelter” in the
U.K., will allow visitors to see the crowning features of the cathedral
from a different viewpoint. The slide has a viewing platform about 40
feet off the ground so visitors can get closer to the 69-foot ceiling
before sliding down.
More here-
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/historic-english-cathedral-just-installed-154809082.html
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