Can anyone remember Wally?
Even when right now he has other display and background pictures, Mark has tweeted today asking...
He showed Wally in his display pic and put another 'Where's Wally?' picture as background... Could anyone of you find him? It was nice the memories Mark brought back with Wally, wasn't it?
Note: Some people we've been talking to today has asked us who's Wally and what was Mark talking about. Ok, in case there's some else that does not know Wally (or Waldo in USA and Canada) here's a little note about it that we found on Wikipedia, so you'll understand better than with our own words.
For further information about Where's Wally? read the Wikipedia article.
Credit/Source: Wikipedia / twitter.com/MarkusFeehily
Wheres Wally?
He showed Wally in his display pic and put another 'Where's Wally?' picture as background... Could anyone of you find him? It was nice the memories Mark brought back with Wally, wasn't it?
Note: Some people we've been talking to today has asked us who's Wally and what was Mark talking about. Ok, in case there's some else that does not know Wally (or Waldo in USA and Canada) here's a little note about it that we found on Wikipedia, so you'll understand better than with our own words.
'Where's Wally?' is a series of children's books created by Martin Handford around 1987. The books consist of a series of complex full-page illustrated pictures of hundreds of tiny people doing various things. The purpose is to find a character called Wally among the group, which can be difficult as he is always well hidden. Wally dresses in a red and white hooped shirt and bobble hat, carries a wooden walking stick, and wears glasses. Readers are also invited to find lost items, including books, camping equipment and Wally's shoes.
For further information about Where's Wally? read the Wikipedia article.
Credit/Source: Wikipedia / twitter.com/MarkusFeehily
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Posted on 19 Jul 2009 by Nat