Do you ever wonder?

Do you ever wonder whats on the other side ?




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Anonymous said…
Huh? Do you mean metaphorically in terms of life, or geographically in terms of that tunnel?
2:08 AM, January 10, 2007
Jeanette said…
Gday Pamela.
As the saying goes theres a light at the end of every tunnel.
no matter what tunnel your in Tram/Train/road/Etc.Etc.
3:12 AM, January 10, 2007
Shauna said…
Yes to both of Willowtree's questions. . .

I'm finally seeing LIGHT at the end of one of my tunnels. . .It's amazing the relief I feel from it too!
4:28 AM, January 10, 2007
Ian said…
Sometimes the light at the end of the tunnel is a train coming the other direction. D'oh!

Ian
5:18 AM, January 10, 2007
katy said…
yep sure do and they say the grass is always greener on the other side too!
6:03 AM, January 10, 2007
Masago said…
Ah, yes...what a question!
6:17 AM, January 10, 2007
Anonymous said…
WEll, everyone said everything I was going to say. So, I'll just ASK a question: What IS on the other side of THAT tunnel? Will we see the picture on tommorow's post?
6:22 AM, January 10, 2007
Anonymous said…
Well, I could get into the whole philosophy Pamela's inspired here, but I'm married to a scientist who's corrupted me with thoughts of worm holes and alternate realities.
6:26 AM, January 10, 2007
Susie said…
I always wonder what they are, but I'm sure there's only good things ahead!
:)
7:39 AM, January 10, 2007
~grey said…
very nice photo...
has such depth...

I always wonder what will be waiting on the other side. I don't think I could turn around just before a tunnel or entrance... I have to see the other side... curiosity.
8:38 AM, January 10, 2007
Susan in va said…
Boy! WT's on fire today! Everywhere I've gone, he's left clever quips!

When I look at that, I can't help but think about how on earth did they ever construct that tunnel? Was anyone killed in the process?
8:46 AM, January 10, 2007
Heather said…
So let's go explore. You get the flashlight. I'll open the imagination. Cough. cough. Sorry, ran into a couple of cobwebs.
8:59 AM, January 10, 2007
Anonymous said…
No - actually what I think about is who was the person who wrote the graffiti on that wall - and why did they chose to write it there? Were they afraid they would get caught when they did it? Is it a personal message for someone? Did they write it in the dark? Who did they want to read it? Is there graffiti on the other side as well? Are they responses to each other. Is it more than one person? Oh - the list goes on.
9:32 AM, January 10, 2007
BarnGoddess_01 said…
I see a light! Now Iam inspired.All is not lost.

good picture :)
10:01 AM, January 10, 2007
Anonymous said…
Cagney you are such a deep thinker. Your trying to trick us I can feel it.

YES I wonder whats on the other side. I'm nosy.
10:32 AM, January 10, 2007
Anonymous said…
hi, that seems to be my problem. i always wish i knew what's at the other end of the tunnel!!!
11:04 AM, January 10, 2007
Amanda said…
I wonder .... what would aliens think of this if they saw it?
12:44 PM, January 10, 2007
Claudia said…
someone scratching his/her head going, hmmmm...I wonder what's on the other side?
3:14 PM, January 10, 2007
its_amyia1977 said…
I hope whats on the other side of that bridge is just as interesting and thought provoking at the other side! LOL
5:17 PM, January 10, 2007
Anonymous said…
I vote for Narnia.
5:51 PM, January 10, 2007
James Burnett said…
Looked like grass and trees and what not. But just in case your question was spiritual in nature, I don't want to know what's on "the other side" of that tunnel until I'm standing at the pearly gates...assuming that's where I end up, of course.
8:51 PM, January 10, 2007
Bobbi said…
Oh my gosh, I have to tell you this...

When my brothers were in college and we went to visit them, the exit we turned off on was RIGHT BEFORE a tunnel like that. I never had the opportunity to go THROUGH the tunnel because we never had reason to go past that certain exit. And I ALWAYS wondered what was on the other side.

Well, it turns out, my HUSBAND was on the other side .... literally. The town he grew up in was a few exits past the tunnel.

LOL
6:10 PM, January 11, 2007
Anonymous said…
We have this tunnel on the H3 freeway. On one side is a very industrial area. When you go through the tunnel, all you see is green mountains and blue ocean. It's like you stumbled into a whole different world!
7:18 PM, January 11, 2007
Anonymous said…
...all the time...;)
5:42 AM, January 17, 2007
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