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where all true warriors go after they die to fight an eternal battle against great enemies. The halls of Sto-vo-kor are guarded by Kahless the Unforgettable.

This is a nice park, but it is a poor substitute for real nature.

I was born in Australia, but I grew up in America, and grew to really love the place. Now that I am back in Australia, I miss aspects of it from time to time. Thankfully I am still able to visit!

Best known as that place that Kirk kicked the Gorn’s butt… Vasquez Rocks has been featured in numerous TV and movies over the years.

We saw Henry VI part III at The Other Place, and it was terrific!

I honestly didn’t get a whole lot out of seeing this. To me, it is just a bunch of rocks.

There is a legend that young “Mathy” Trewhella was lured away from civilization by a mermaid with a pretty voice. One day, according to legend, a ship weighed anchor nearby and a mermaid appeared and asked the captain to please pull up the anchor so that Mathew and the children could leave their home, so that they could go to church. Inside the church in the village of Zennor is a wood cut of a mermaid, based on this legend.

Since my grandfather was a Trewhella, this has become a sort of family legend ever since we heard about it (my family is from Australia). When the family went to Europe, Zennor was a destination. The wood cut was kind of ugly, but the country side was gorgeous. If I ever have kids I’ll have to take them.

I remember a lot of pigeons. and pigeon droppings.

surprisingly life like.

When I was in London, they were doing tours of Buck house. I was kind of meh, but my grandma is an ardent fan of the royal family so we went.