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== History == | == History == | ||
The house was the dwelling place of four [[Weeping Angel]]s | The house was the dwelling place of four [[Weeping Angel]]s. It is unknown how they came there. The area became known for a series of disappearances, including those of the [[Tenth Doctor]] and [[Martha Jones]]. | ||
The police found cars and the TARDIS, but no one inside them. Inside the house, photographer [[Sally Sparrow]] found a message from the Doctor, written under the wallpaper and addressed to her, which dated from [[1969]]. On a second visit, Sally's friend, [[Kathy Nightingale]], mysteriously vanished from the house. After following the Doctor's DVD Easter Egg, Sally returned with [[Larry Nightingale]] and helped iactivate the Doctor's trap, permanently freezing the Weeping Angels in place with them staring at each other. The mysterious disappearances stopped. ([[DW]]: ''[[Blink]]'') | |||
[[Category:London houses and mansions]] | [[Category:London houses and mansions]] | ||
Revision as of 13:39, 16 February 2012
Wester Drumlins was an old, uninhabited house in London, England.
History
The house was the dwelling place of four Weeping Angels. It is unknown how they came there. The area became known for a series of disappearances, including those of the Tenth Doctor and Martha Jones.
The police found cars and the TARDIS, but no one inside them. Inside the house, photographer Sally Sparrow found a message from the Doctor, written under the wallpaper and addressed to her, which dated from 1969. On a second visit, Sally's friend, Kathy Nightingale, mysteriously vanished from the house. After following the Doctor's DVD Easter Egg, Sally returned with Larry Nightingale and helped iactivate the Doctor's trap, permanently freezing the Weeping Angels in place with them staring at each other. The mysterious disappearances stopped. (DW: Blink)
