Due to the fact that we weren’t allowed to go into the Statue of Liberty, the closest we got to it was the Staten Island Ferry. This is an excellent (free!) vantage point from which to get pictures, although perspective shots don’t really work!
Here’s a zoomed in photo of her:
Looks like he did accept the elephants! This really proves that the TARDIS is bigger on the inside!
I am only going to be posting on Mondays and Thursdays until further notice. As I am gearing up for my first ever Geek Market, where I will be selling my creations, I do not have as much time to take pictures. I will try to keep to this new schedule. Please bear with me.
The elephants want to get in the TARDIS. Will the Doctor let them?
The bear just wants to hug the TARDIS! Wait, is that bear a statue? Uh oh!
Friday will have a special announcement…about the TARDIS’s chameleon circuit. Keep your eyes open!
The angels are everywhere, even in courtyards in Ottawa! Yikes!
In 1988, the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to the United Nations’ peacekeepers. This monument, Reconciliation, is a tribute to Canada’s commitment to world peace, and to all Canadian men and women who have served as peacekeepers. The National Art Gallery is in the distance.
“The Middle world” by Fedor Markov of Yakutsk, Sakha Yakutia, Russia and Zhargal Solovyov of Virginia, US.
“The Beauty Beyond Imagination” by Wanchalerm Sukseekao and Jiroj Chanwar of Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
“Snow Pixie Flakes” by Michael Tuinstra from Cambridge, ON and David Tettman from Mississauga, ON both in Canada.
“Melody of Eden by Mowafak Nema from Gatineau, QC, Canada and Manoj Khorugdharry from Ottawa, ON, Canada.
