The story
Story · Dom St. Salvator
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You're standing on the cathedral square in Fulda, in front of the cathedral, the seat of the diocese and the symbol of the town. Start with the two towers. They're sixty-five metres tall, and you can clearly make out four storeys, separated by ledges. Down below are two big sandstone statues. On the right, Saint Sturm as abbot, with mitre and staff. On the left, Saint Boniface as bishop, holding a Bible pierced by a dagger. On the third storey you'll spot the copper and gilt hands of a clock and a sundial.
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