A bitterly cold morning at a famous landmark somewhere in England.
Friday, December 08, 2006
No time to write anything substantial, so in the meantime please enjoy the above photo. Feel free to speculate on where it was taken.
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2 Comments:
Okay, is it the gigantic chalk horsie or the nudie Tollund man with the long schlong?
Kee-rect! The gigantic chalk horsie at Uffington, who seems to have swapped genitals with Tollund man a thousand or so years ago.
Do NOT visit a chalk hillside on a muddy day.
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