Historying
The Japanese have totally made that giant chamber in Moria entirely to prevent Tokyo from flooding. I am impressed.
Sorry, this program on the History Channel is all about exploring not-that-available-to-the-public underground structures. It's quite fun. I've only seen the one of the Rome episodes, most of the Portland one, and some of the Paris, Berlin, Cappadocia, and the London ones. And now the Tokyo + a couple other places in Japan.
After playing board games with Orin and co. for a good part of the day, I like the history lectures. And in Shadows over Camelot, it's impossible to be the traitor as King Arthur. Argh... Oh well, I fail at traitoring anyway. And I won twice in Cash and Guns, so there.
Time to flee upstairs and do papercrafts for a bit.
Sorry, this program on the History Channel is all about exploring not-that-available-to-the-public underground structures. It's quite fun. I've only seen the one of the Rome episodes, most of the Portland one, and some of the Paris, Berlin, Cappadocia, and the London ones. And now the Tokyo + a couple other places in Japan.
After playing board games with Orin and co. for a good part of the day, I like the history lectures. And in Shadows over Camelot, it's impossible to be the traitor as King Arthur. Argh... Oh well, I fail at traitoring anyway. And I won twice in Cash and Guns, so there.
Time to flee upstairs and do papercrafts for a bit.