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- I am 72 years old. When I was a child, I was told by my art teacher in primary school that I would never be able to draw - so for 60 years I never tried! Thanks to some great encouragement from my sister, a number of years ago, I actually tried - and discovered that I actually do have a bit of talent. Art is a work of creation, that we inherited from our Creator. It is in our DNA in one form or another. I don't do as much as I would like to, but I will post my attempts, from time to time.
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Too right! It is a long way up and the glass floor is quite scary. Interestingly, a few days after doing 'le Tour CN', we went up the Sears tower in Chicago and whilst they mentioned the Eiffel tower, which is much shorter than the Sears, they made no mention of the CN tower which is taller. They also cheated, because the lift (elevator) starts below ground level and they count floors!
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ReplyDeleteA few days after we did le Tour CN, we went up the Sears Tower in Chicago. Whilst they mentioned the Eiffel Tower is shorter, they failed to mention the CN tower which is taller. They also cheat because you start from below street level and they count the floors!
Oh my!
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid I'd want more than the fantastic views as a reward to do something like that!!
If your cousin does it, we all want to see the pictures! x
Yes, snafu, Blogger made a mess today, didn''t they!
ReplyDeleteDid you click on the link in my post? I thought you and the BTH might like to try that while you are here?!
I am not afraid of heights, Elizabeth - but I think that would be overdoing it. There is a glass floor on the top of the tower, that one can stand on and look all the way down. I can just about manage that! I thought that maybe you, who amazed and thoroughly impressed us by walking on hot coals, might be up for the challenge?
ReplyDeleteOops! I wrote le instead of la.
ReplyDeleteI am not sure that TBH will want to repeat the experience I will ask her. I certainly would like to. The movie 'Up' was being advertised on the lift doors when we were there two years ago. :)
My dearly beloved won't thank you if you put ideas into my head...x
ReplyDeleteBlogspot seems to have it in for me I have tried several times to get comments on various blogs without success today. I wanted to say Oops! I wrote le instead of la.
ReplyDeleteMaybe it will work this time:[