Young master Pan
In answer to a comment by the venerable Sassys in response to my previous post about going to see the Peter Pan statue in Kensington Gardens in London I thought I'd oblige by posting an image of the little rascal.
It's obvious that Captain Hook is no match for this diminutive hero. I suppose I quite like the idea of not wanting to grow up and losing that magical outlook on life we once all shared.
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This is great, James!
Thanks, so much, for this wonderful picture. That statue is magical - just magical!
You're welcome, PW. The actual
setting of the statue is quite special as well; slightly set back from the path in a little grove of trees, overlooking the Long Water. The whole thing really is quite special.
This is definitely at the top of my list when I visit
London, James. I'm saving my pennies. Someday......
You'll get there, no worries. It's a great place to
visit with lots to see and do.
Wow james it's just as I remebered it to be! Beautiful!!
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I have such fond memories of reading Peter Pan to my own kids...This statue does the book justice. Thank you:D
Glad you like it, Sassys. It really is
a wonderful story, full of magical adventures and spirit.
A couple of years ago James I took my kids to
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Disney World and they too have a really good show of Peter Pan...It is indeed a magical book and movie.
I even enjoyed Dustin
Hoffman's tongue-in-cheek version of Captain Hook in that film.