Whizzpopping worlds collide at Roald Dahl Museum
(Artdaily.org)

From a battered armchair in a hut tucked away in the English countryside, author Roald Dahl dreamed up worlds that have enchanted youngsters across the globe. Stuffed with hundreds of weird and wonderful mementos, the garden hut was where the children`s novelist wrote his fantastical tales. A museum including a recreation of the hut, in the same village of Great Missenden where Dahl lived, reopens to the public on Saturday following an extensive renovation triggered by a flash flood. `You can get the books and movies around the world but we are in the place where the stories were generated. That`s the magic of coming here,` said museum director Steve Gardam. The museum offers visitors a glimpse into the man and method behind some of the best-loved stories of the 20th century, including `Charlie and the Chocolate