Friday, December 09, 2011
Torchwood shrine revisited
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Back in August 2009 I blogged about the shrine that had grown up in Cardiff Bay in tribute to a character from the Dr. Who spin-off, Torchwood called Ianto. There were many fans who wanted the character brought back but it was not to be.
Yesterday, I was walking through the area and noticed that not only was the shrine still there but it has grown exponentially and has now become a Torchwood and Dr. Who montage.
It seems to be quite an attraction and I was even approached by a woman claiming to be doing a PhD on it.