Re: The White Tower
I will attempt to complete The White Tower. It looks like it will take a lot of time. The piece I did (which is a small part of the main picture) took about an hour. I only get an hour for lunch, which is when I do most of my pics. The picture will be huge, so will not be viewable in it's entirety unless you have a very tiny font or print it out and stick the pieces of paper together. Thanks to all who said I should continue. I will do my best to. PS This is the first huge ASCII I have tried. As you all probably know I tend to do the small pics more than big ones. In fact the last big ASCII (for me anyway) was the one about "silly cows" hiding in trees,toescape from the lions. It had a diagram of how the monkeys helped them get into the trees. (Unfortunately, I lost it). Anyway, better get on with my work. Phil
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