Fall Trees
I thought this looked like two old people or scary mouths from "The Dark Crystal" (that's one for you, Dad. And no matter what you say, that is one strange movie from the 80's).
The parking lot :).
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3 comments:
For some reason, filmmakers in the 80's seemed intent on scaring children. "The Dark Crystal", "The Neverending Story" and "Labyrinth" have probably been embedded in my subconscious. If I ever win the lottery, I'm going to buy a giant flying dog and travel the universe with David Bowie and the Gelflings (refer to said movies for context).
Can you win the lottery when you don't play?
Anything can happen when you're friends with a Gelfling.
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