Another strange sight in World Travel Market. Looks weirdly sinister to me, does it suggest a ghost story to you or do I just have a spooky mind?
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- Jenny Woolf
- Love writing! In 2010 I published "The Mystery of Lewis Carroll" with Macmillans, New York. I've previously published "Lewis Carroll in his Own Account." Have contributed to large variety of travel pages and publications, national and international, and was a contributing editor of the national US travel magazine "Islands" for several years. I'm a member of the Society of Authors and British Guild of Travel Writers.
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15 comments:
Is that a real person or a statue?
Whatever it is, it's interesting.
The super harlot. Every man dreads their emergence when they get ready to make a speech...guess I am watching too much Cain news.
I'm with you, Jenny. Spooky!
An attenuated Russian by the looks of it
It is spooky. Good thing that you didn't encounter here in a dimly lit corridor. xD
It's a bit blurry and I wondered if it was moving, too. That is what makes it a little creepy to me...the idea something that tall could be moving. ;)
Very odd looking "thing", not sure about it!
Hello Jenny:
Is she meant to ATTRACT visitors?
Someone on stilts, I assume, or indeed a statue or puppet on strings? I wouldn't want to be left alone with it. All sorts of terrible things could happen.
To tell the truth it suggests something a little darker than your average ghost story!
Print it in canvas and it would make a suitable entry in a surrealist exhibition.
Hello, fountain of knowledge! I just wanted to confirm that yes, this giant woman is spooky (where are you exactly?), and both comments are published on my blog!
What is it? And which country exhibits it?
I am looking forward to your post on the German cities; can I come?
I haven't eaten a Weckmann in years. They are not really for Christmas but St. Nikolaus.
Thank you for your comment on writing blogs and a memoir at the same time. Help, my blogging button has got stuck! Will it come unstuck again?
There seem to be more and more people walking around on stilts these days. There were some in Durham when I was there earlier this year. It seemed a very dangerous occupation given that they were walking through the street on market day.
Yes, she is on stilts, and she comes from the Crimea!
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