If we're lucky, they walled up JK in there.
The luggage cart disappearing into the wall is the coup de grace.
The luggage cart disappearing into the wall is the coup de grace.
Darn, somebody already snapped up the strip! This strip is me when I went to London this summer with a friend - the one thing I *really* wanted to see was platform 9 3/4! Because of renos it was moved to the space between platforms 10 and 11 :D
And there is a statue of Paddington Bear at Paddington Station. I like that the statue is nude as would have been easy to forget he didn't have his duffel coat when he arrived there from deepest Peru.
I love that Sheldon and Arthur are so excited that they started talking like Flaco.
(This was kind of like me the first time I went to London. I didn't care about Paddington, and it was way before J.K.Rowling, but I couldn't believe I was actually walking down Baker Street.)
I don't think that the cart is going to stop the more determined sugar-fuelled child from concussing themselves on that wall. Just an observation from having interacted with children. If anything, I think it would likely inspire them to try HARDER.
Awesome. I loved the rising excitement, culminating in a squee chorus, and Flaco's little arms vibrating madly. :)
Technically you're spot on. We are supposed to go clockwise around roundabouts. HOWEVER... taxi drivers are renowned tossers and think they own the road, and I can easily see one going whatever way they like around a roundabout. I've actually seen some who drive straight over mini roundabouts.