Suburban park-crawling.
Suburban park-crawling.
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At the start. Luckily he let me off the hook after a bit. I'm too freaking big. Place is made for gnomes and halflings.
ReplyDeleteMake that goblins and kobolds.
ReplyDeleteYes, I remember crawling into one of those things to retrieve my young son.
ReplyDeleteI somehow interpreted this as some sort of bizarre suburban parking ramp. Tubes and pipes and children and madness.
ReplyDeleteIt is in Edina, so anything is possible.
ReplyDeleteThese places always look creepy in black and white
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