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In 2013, Russian artist and activist Petr Pavlensky sat down naked in Red Square and pounded a nail through his scrotum and into the cobblestone street. He called it a "metaphor of apathy, political indifference, and fatalism of Russian society."
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After the La Tomatina, the annual tomato throwing festival held in Bunol, Spain, the village cobblestone streets are pristine due to the acidity of the tomatoes disinfecting and cleaning the surfaces
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A Belgian company used crowdfunding to build a 2 mile beer pipeline from brewery to bottling facility to ease traffic on the narrow, cobblestone streets of Bruges.
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The Jock Strap was designed for cyclists who had to ride on Boston's cobblestone streets. Hence the predominant manufacturer's name, Bike
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In the Netherlands there is a poem that is being written in cobblestone one letter per week, in the streets of Utrecht
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The Berlin Wall's footprint is marked with a row of cobblestones in the streets of Germany.
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In Old Sacramento, the streets are cobblestone and there are many buildings dating back to the 1850s and 1860s.
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Many cobblestone streets in Rome are being replaced due to the fact that the constant vibrations of vehicles driving over them are damaging ancient monuments.
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Cobblestone streets in the original Baldur's Gate were actually coffee beans.
