‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: ghost TARDIS in ‘Secrets of the Dragon Wheel’?

Reader andré writes:

i was just playing a nice game by gogiigames called "secrets of the dragon wheel" and i think i’m seeing ghosts but isn’t it up there on the right a blue policebox?

Looks that way to me:

(Blown-up image after the jump.)

After a bit of messing around in Photoshop:

If you want to see for yourself, you can download Secrets of the Dragon Wheel [Mac] [PC] and go on a TARDIS hunt...

(If you stumble across a cool Doctor Who thing, feel free to email me with a link.)

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posted by PaulW (Tue Sep 07 10, 5:18PM)

I think someone borrowed a starry sky image from BBC One without cleaning it up a bit better...

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