ETA: I also just read a rumor that Steven Moffat has asked Neil Gaiman to write an episode of Who for the season year after next! How completely AWESOME would that be?? Need to check if Gaiman is going to be at Comic Con again this year.***
OMG completely made of WIN. Neil Gaiman wrote my fave episode of Babylon 5 ever, 'Day of the Dead'. It would be fantastic :oD
In other news, I found the location map, and there are seventeen recognisable locations. The main ones like The Hub, the sekrit escape lift and Ianto's Tourist Booth are all down by the Bay (but not where the watermelons grow) and close to the DW exhibition at the Red Dragon centre. The others seem to be within streets of each other so they should be easy to do as well. Some of them (I'm thinking the bars and restaurants) may not be open, and you might not want to be bothered with places like the bank of the Taff or the Tredegar St Car Park, but I've got them all listed and where they are, and time permitting we can do the lot if you like.
Mermaid Quay and the Bay area of Cardiff has been extensively redeveloped and is filled with Yuppy apartments, so it's actually quite nice.
And hopefully we won't get the magical mystery tour this time!
Now, where the devil is Tim Horton's...
Oh yes, and it really ticks me off when the English pronounce contraversy with the emphasis on the middle syllable, because it comes from two Greek words IIRC, one of which being 'contra' so how the hell they work out the emphasis being in the middle escapes me. They don't say conTRAband, they say CONtraband.
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on 2008-05-28 07:58 pm (UTC)OMG completely made of WIN. Neil Gaiman wrote my fave episode of Babylon 5 ever, 'Day of the Dead'. It would be fantastic :oD
In other news, I found the location map, and there are seventeen recognisable locations. The main ones like The Hub, the sekrit escape lift and Ianto's Tourist Booth are all down by the Bay (but not where the watermelons grow) and close to the DW exhibition at the Red Dragon centre. The others seem to be within streets of each other so they should be easy to do as well. Some of them (I'm thinking the bars and restaurants) may not be open, and you might not want to be bothered with places like the bank of the Taff or the Tredegar St Car Park, but I've got them all listed and where they are, and time permitting we can do the lot if you like.
Mermaid Quay and the Bay area of Cardiff has been extensively redeveloped and is filled with Yuppy apartments, so it's actually quite nice.
And hopefully we won't get the magical mystery tour this time!
Now, where the devil is Tim Horton's...
Oh yes, and it really ticks me off when the English pronounce contraversy with the emphasis on the middle syllable, because it comes from two Greek words IIRC, one of which being 'contra' so how the hell they work out the emphasis being in the middle escapes me. They don't say conTRAband, they say CONtraband.
Fuckwits. ;o)
YAY to less soggy weather. See you tomorrow!