I did check out the brick engraving and that's $125 to do that, but gets shared after a while due to weather. There are lots of photos of the different era cars on the Google page, however, I clicked the snap button on my favorites. You really feel the energy from that day in there.
TCM also shows their entire sinkhole collection and history of everything. The Museum has a wonderful collection of corvettes over the years. Also the cafe was closed (closes at 3p) when we went and I was looking forward to doing that too but they weren't open. We didn't get to see the private collection, and I wish they had some sign at the check-in desk that have the hours of when they are open. I loved that they had this really neat bicycle tuning tool near the parking lot! I've never seen anything like it! It had everything you could need to fix anything with your bike. You get a great overview of the city from even the base of the statue! There are binoculars to use, and a little drink and snack cart (with adult beverages!) to treat yourself after that hike. I would have loved to see more of the cave aspect, but I can only imagine it's not as safe or stable. It also gives a history of why this spot was so important to Birmingham. The museum is nicely done, approximately 7-8 rooms with the history of the town, culture, community, and struggles. One $6 ticket allows you into the museum and a ride up the elevator to the feet of the statue (or you also have the option to walk the staircase *inside* the pillar, which is absolutely what I did!). Oh yeah - you can "like" the ALT*Con TARDIS on Facebook or follow on Twitter to keep up with her journeys.I love that this was a fun and easy hike up to from 5 points! I didn't get to go exploring the trails, just the museum and statue, but still enjoyed it quite a lot. After that, the ALT*Con TARDIS will be on display at the AMC Tallahassee 20, Monday, Nov 25 from Noon till 11:30 pm as part of the Doctor Who 50th Anniversary special showing of "The Day of the Doctor" in IMAX 3D! IMAX !! 3D !!! Somewhere down here along the Gulf Coast. They are working hard to finish Mark 3 in time for Nov 23rd and a special appearance at a place we can't tell you about, non-disclosure agreement and all that. Hangar 18 Props the Mark 2 TARDIS being assembled -Ī final note. Stormtrooper looking for R2D2 - "Move along now."Īnd Michael Berryman loved the TARDIS. R2D2 visting TARDIS at Pensacola ParaCon 2013.
#Bookshelf 2 tallahassee captain america free#
The Sand People invade on Free Comic Book Day at The Bookshelf Tallahassee. This is the Mark 1 model that started it all for Verity and Brian. Both having a great time after Alt*Con April 2013. My daughter on the left with the Leon County Civic Center Director of Sales. Little boys were buying a lot of these cardboard boxes tho -Īnd the winners of the half-size TARDIS that was raffled. I didn't get this box thing, some sort of popular retro video game. This woman as a Steampunk Captain America was awesome! Various Doctors and all kinds of Sonic Screwdrivers. We were there both days and I must have had a 1000 people stop by for photos. Can you tell how thrilled they were to see the full-sized TARDIS? Here's 2 girls with their model Dalek and K-9. The young woman that won the raffle was very happy tho.
It was actually raffled off at this convention but unfortunately they did not quite get enough to cover the cost of Mark 3 which they are working on now. She said it was painful to "crack" a smile.
I enjoyed talking to her, all 6 feet of her. This Elvira lookalike was a big hit for 2 very obvious and well-displayed reasons. Linda and Dana got second place in the costume contest. They also came to our recent GLI-Expo, that's Gaslight Industries, Tallahassee's first-ever steampunk convention. And a lot of people played their TARDIS ringtones for us.Ī steampunk couple being interviewed. Not sure who this is supposed to be in the uniform -Ī common question was, of course, "Is it bigger on the inside?" We had various answers my son-in-law would go into a long spiel about the surface area being bigger. Kids just had to play with the "plunger". The Dalek was made by another vendor, his first attempt. This woman stopped by during setup at this long-running Tampa convention. The photo above was taken at Necronomicon in October.
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