War of the Worlds
Built as anti-aircraft installations during World War 2 (in my opinion better than the original despite being longer) to defend London. What is left of Maunsell's Towers look eeriely like the tripod machines used by the Martian invades from War of the Worlds. Particularly those on the cover of Jeff Waynes War of the Worlds. Well don't believe me, take a look for yourselves.
Alright you have to squint a bit. Oh, suit yourselves. See if I care. I can see it. Just 'cause you don't have the imagination don't blame me..
Alright no more pictures.
Alright you have to squint a bit. Oh, suit yourselves. See if I care. I can see it. Just 'cause you don't have the imagination don't blame me..
Alright no more pictures.
posted by AntToeKnee at 2:14 PM
4 Comments:
Toeknee - it looks like you were late with your homework, still watched Bullseye and then "Hart to Hart" and then rushed it all out before you were told to go to bed at 9:00.
C+ - could do better. See me after class.
A very accurate description. I was definitely filling blog space. Sorry.
Not at all, a fine post sir.
Now, if I where in charge of an alien invading force it would be those guys on stilts I'd be approaching to demand 'Take me to your leader!'.
I bet if the Victorians had built them they'd be able to walk.
They're really scary....where are they?
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