Tugley woods alice in wonderland

Tulgey wood creatures collage alice in wonderland

Tulgey Wood Alice in Wonderland bridal shower birdcage bird. Joann Crafts birdcage, paper arms and legs, wired birds.

Tulgey Wood is a location in Wonderland. It is mentioned in the poem Jabberwocky as a place where the The Jabberwocky lives, as well as the Jubjub Bird and the Bandersnatch. However, 'Tulgey Wood' is unlikely to have been intended as a place name, as in the original poem neither the T nor the W are capitalised. The word 'tulgey' is used simply as an adjective to describe the wood. It is the Disney '51 animation which first suggests that 'Tulgey Wood' is the name of a place. And as in uffish…

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Second Alice in Wonderland picture drawn tonight. Well more a page of pictures... So these are some of the birds from Tulgey Wood. My Alice In Wonderlan... Tulgey Wood Birds

Pictures of the Tulgey wood and its inhabitants, from Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and from Disney's Alice in Wonderland cartoon movie

Beautiful bunny backgrounds!

I've always loved the story of Alice and the Tulgey Woods, so much possibility for fantastic creatures and colorful imagery. This is my take on what happens when Alice meets the King of the famous forest.