whereas we then turn around and watch the television, and we would watch kojak or starsky & hutch, or the dukes of hazard, and they d all be flashing around an enormous, noisy, beautiful, flamboyant cars. and we asked, why didn t they sell those in the uk? why didn t we have those? so we got a hold of some and set about finding out. and how did that go down, seeing these cars in scotland? laughter well, we got to edinburgh and we realised that that was a city not built to accommodate a full sized 1980s american sedan. it was built to accommodate and allow for the free and easy passage of a horse. so that was a problem. actually, once we got out onto those beautiful, sweeping roads around the northern coast of scotland, they worked a treat. and we enjoyed them so much so thatjeremy and i brought our car home, in fact.
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San Francisco News in 1947 did a story on the house: Miss Anna Marie Adams shows photographer Eddie Murphy the inside of one of the few remaining cable-car houses at 1415 47th Ave. - San Francisco News , April 8, 1947, pg. 13 From the outside of the Fitzgerald house it is almost impossible to spot the cable cars. The house is a three-story square structure with a garage on the street level and two dwelling levels above. A hallway runs around the cars, which are intact on three sides. One side of each was knocked out so they could be put together to make a single room with hardwood floor. The ceiling comes down in the middle where the two cars are joined, making it an uncomfortable spot for a tall person.
ride this wave? the next thing, according to my wife s. a baby. no more driving 150 miles per hour, people, because we know when you first have a baby and you are driving home from the hospital, you are going 35 miles per hour, because you are thinking, oh, my gosh. you didn t drive back, did you? no, we decided to fly back and ship the car home, and it got back yesterday. is there any documentary coming out? people i think want to see the experience. you recorded some of it? yeah, we got a few videos. we tried to minimize that mostly to keep it from being terribly incriminating. we will talk more about it, and it got a little more attention than we imagined. 28 hours and 50 minutes considering how long it takes us to get home, just 12 miles in atlanta. true. we re so glad you are here