Like Beau Geste or King Kong or Anna Karenina, the saga of Greg Norman's misadventures when leading a major golf championship with 18 holes left to play has had more rewrites - most of them with the same old endings - than absolutely necessary.source
A party of passengers
6 comments:
re The party of passengers: Seaton's changed a bit since then.
re the bloody Shark: I hope he falls off his barstool onto one of Chris Evert's racquet handles.
A Golf (html)link?
Seaton SA has gone Royal, for one thing.
(Seaton Vic missed the train on the railways)
re Shark: guess that's not a double-handed backhand compliment, then ;)
A tenuous link, Zeppo.
AK just jumped out at me in that sentence, but I would have been better to seek evidence of King Kong golfing.
nb: I could almost have a blog label for 'Golf', which is curious given that I've never played it.
(mistakes edited by missboynton)
I must send you a link to an excellent railway incident in Ringwood at what looks like the Wantirna Road bridge, circa 1890 or so (that is, post-Lilydale line).
It's straight out of Thomas, "all the passengers were saying what a bad railway it was", etc.
Heh, I haz him: http://www.rhs.org.au/?pp_album=main&pp_cat=&pp_image=Rail_Accident.jpg
I love the guys in the right hand corner, just looking on.
Yes, that non-rubber-neck nonchalance is great
Though the casual pose conversely suggests solemnity too.
'I was there'
I also like the first pic too, looks like a Hitchcockian model.
oh - and the cricked team.
A wicked team?
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