Lake Scene

I found this on MSN.com today.

"Colin Firth's Mr. Darcy, that is. Matthew Macfadyen's Darcy never sexily rose from a Pemberley lake and thus is ineligible for this 12-foot soon-to-be icon. In tribute to what every Jane Austen fan knows as "the lake scene," an enormous fiberglass statue of Mr. Darcy emerging from the water a la the BBC's 1995 "Pride and Prejudice" adaptation was installed in Hyde Park's Serpentine Lake on Monday. The sculpture was built to promote Drama, a new U.K. TV channel dedicated entirely to British programs. It works, because Colin Firth in a sopping wet blouse nearly causing Elizabeth Bennet to faint is about the most British thing we can think of. The statue will reportedly visit several lakes before making its way to Lyme Park, where the scene was shot. A happy thought indeed."

So...I live on a lake.