At the commencement of ‘the Prisoner’ we see a long straight road, or what looks to be a disused runway {in truth the Santa Pod raceway at Poddington}. Along that long straight road from out of the distance, out of the wilderness, hurtles a green, yellow nosed Lotus Seven. Behind the wheel the Prisoner, his face set in a grimace. It’s a long road, and the Prisoner is resigned to the inevitable, that eventually leads to his freedom from a job he no longer wanted to do. ‘The Arrival’ is the commencement of the process, and ‘Fall Out,’{there having been a falling out between friends} provides at least his physical freedom, if not in his mind, from The Village.
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Tuesday 12 August 2014
The Long And The Straight Of It
At the commencement of ‘the Prisoner’ we see a long straight road, or what looks to be a disused runway {in truth the Santa Pod raceway at Poddington}. Along that long straight road from out of the distance, out of the wilderness, hurtles a green, yellow nosed Lotus Seven. Behind the wheel the Prisoner, his face set in a grimace. It’s a long road, and the Prisoner is resigned to the inevitable, that eventually leads to his freedom from a job he no longer wanted to do. ‘The Arrival’ is the commencement of the process, and ‘Fall Out,’{there having been a falling out between friends} provides at least his physical freedom, if not in his mind, from The Village.
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"{in truth the Santa Pod raceway at Poddington}".
ReplyDeleteIt's actually Podington Raceway. See here for the correct info:
http://www.theunmutual.co.uk/
I suggest you check out the link below for the Santapod raceway at Poddington website for the correct information according to them that know!!!!!
Deletehttp://www.santapod.co.uk/g_find.php
John Darke
"I suggest you check out the link below for the Santapod raceway at Poddington"
DeleteYou need to check it out yourself, Darkie. One D in Podington. I suppose you're a Prisonerologiost too and think you know everything.