The Erie Canal, to be precise. Or should that be eerie?
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That is too cool. I pass the exit for the Erie Canal every time I drive to/from Ohio to visit family, and I’ve always wished I had time to visit. (Yes, visiting old historical sites is exactly the kind of geeky thing I always wish I had more time to do.)
LOVE the scarf. I’m thinking that if I had one anywhere near as long as that one, though, I’d definitely trip or get hung up on something, to dire results. (Remember the “No capes” scene in The Incredibles? Something like that.) I’m guessing, though, that Dr. Who and Dr. Krista don’t have that problem, being infinitely less klutzy than I am.
It’s the Doctor-Donna!
Utterly fab.
The Erie Canal is quite close to where I grew up and we cross it every time we go to see dad.
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That is too cool. I pass the exit for the Erie Canal every time I drive to/from Ohio to visit family, and I’ve always wished I had time to visit. (Yes, visiting old historical sites is exactly the kind of geeky thing I always wish I had more time to do.)
LOVE the scarf. I’m thinking that if I had one anywhere near as long as that one, though, I’d definitely trip or get hung up on something, to dire results. (Remember the “No capes” scene in The Incredibles? Something like that.) I’m guessing, though, that Dr. Who and Dr. Krista don’t have that problem, being infinitely less klutzy than I am.
It’s the Doctor-Donna!
Utterly fab.
The Erie Canal is quite close to where I grew up and we cross it every time we go to see dad.
You have no idea what joy you gave us all.
Thanks