Early Island Icons: Pond and Calendar

In the beginning, Pemberley was, as Amy describes it now, a 'wild flat fandom'. But after a while, the presence of children visiting the site prompted Amy and Myretta to spin off the out-and-out drooling over Colin Firth and Darcy to a separate board. The Pond drawing was first used for a little time as the header for that Drool Pond board. Later we reclaimed it to be used as the header for the P&P board at Pemberley. The drawing had a 'torn edge' look because it seemed a way to tie in the rather tenuous connection between the scene and the idea of the map. You can see various other playful versions of the pond elsewhere in this image gallery.