That is even more impressive than the wedding cake my friend made for his wedding in the shape of the Athenian Acropolis (when asked why it had the Parthenon but not the Erechtheion, he explained that if you counted the number of columns it was clearly the pre-Peisistratid Parthenon so the Erechtheion hadn't been built yet). Thank you very much for sharing the photos with those who couldn't see it in the, er, cake.

Incidentally, I was clearing some duplicate books out in another attempt to regain some sort of order on my shelves. I know you were reading Ulysses last year - should I presume you already have Dubliners and Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man and dump them on Oxfam?