The Eyeless [antikvár]

Sea-green waves broke against the white sand of the beach then crawled away again, before crashing back. If anyone had been on the beach, they could have stared out to sea, listened to the waves and thought that this was an untroubled place. Then a new noise, a bit like the crash of the waves at first, but soon louder and more discordant, until it sounded like a couple of elephants competitively clearing their throats. A pure white light began flashing three metres in the air, and slowly a solid blue shape filled in beneath it. After a few seconds, rows of square panels were visible. By the time the strange sound had died away and the writing on one of the wood panels and over the doors was legible, the TARDIS had arrived. The first thing the Doctor noticed as he stepped out was that the sky here was as green as Earth's sky was blue. Which was a nice change, he thought. Although really all it meant was that there was a lot of water vapour in the atmosphere. He was itching to tell someone you got green