Later, someone else chalked a carriage on the next stone. Then another person chalked another carriage, and before you know it..
Here's one of my favourite carriages.
Not sure what it is exactly, but I like it.
Sunday, 8 February 2009
Toot toot tooooot!
During the holidays this summer, someone visiting our promenade chalked a train engine on a stone of the sea wall.
Later, someone else chalked a carriage on the next stone. Then another person chalked another carriage, and before you know it..
Here's one of my favourite carriages.
Not sure what it is exactly, but I like it.
Later, someone else chalked a carriage on the next stone. Then another person chalked another carriage, and before you know it..
Here's one of my favourite carriages.
Not sure what it is exactly, but I like it.
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In my country this would be washed away by the rain in 10 seconds...
My country is an ancient land, dry and desolate, where the arid climate can preserve such fossils for centuries.
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