Oh, yes, Louise--very long, long striped woolen scarves were all the rage for awhile--pretty funny in this climate! We never missed an episode of Dr. Who. Our public station ran them in the 80s--first the (then) current ones, then all the way back to the beginning and through all his incarnations. I think the Tardis may have figured in one of the stories on the Fan Base a few years back, before it was the Fan Base. If not, it should have--what a great celery time device! And as many gigs as Arlo does for us in a year, he deserves to have a Tardis.

As I said in my previous post here Ceashel, he did have an old timber phone box in his living room at the farm in'86, but I'm not sure if it is an ACTUAL Tardis.But remember when Dr. Who went inside there was tons of room! Heck, adg could bring the whole family, Pete, the Mammels etc. and ALL the Blunderites, DownUnder, at a push of a button!

Except when he crosses the equator he has to change the BlunderTardis from Celery to Vegemite time. Don't forget to smear it (Vegemite) all over yourselves before disembarking, you know, because of the Kangazillas. (it's all Larry's fault)

Tom Baker was the best Dr.....


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Tom Baker WAS Dr Who, your right he was the best. And adg has curly hair like him so maybe that will help with learning to drive the ARLOTARDIS.

I saw Arlo once, in Oslo in 1988. A brilliant concert - a long time ago...
This week I saw Sarah Lee & Johnny right here in my hometown of Trondheim! Wonderful! Fathers should learn from their daughters. The following great artists can't be wrong, they all played here in Trondheim:
Bob Dylan - Emmylou Harris - Elton John - Joe Cocker - Rick Danko - Roger McGuinn - Eric Andersen - Richard Thompson
- Ray Davies - Dr. John - Loudon Wainwright III - The Band - World Party - David Lindley - Ry Cooder ... Even the Sex Pistols played in Trondheim in their heyday...
Add your name to the list, adg!

This is from the local newspaper:
http://www.adressa.no/kultur/utguiden/article585976.ece