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grave yard

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horseman behind a fence

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bollards and a horse

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sunglasses in the undergrowth

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preparing the mannequins

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james’ baptism

we were privaledged enough to attend nephew James’ baptism yesterday. It was a very jolly day and much fun was had.
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james’ new godfather jumped straight in to action by reading him the Church Times.
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and here are three clergy types. only one of them is a proper vicar. can you guess which one ?
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i also got to meet the chap who took the photo of the fantastic scary hassock

attention danger

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blog problems

are you having any problems with reading funkypancake ? i’ve had a couple of emails over the last few days saying funkypancake was not displaying properly and/or not letting them leave comments.
if you are having trouble, or can think of a way of improving things, can you drop me an email pls:
blog@funkypancake.com and add the subject title ‘broken blog’ so it doesn’t get lost in all the spam.
thank you kindly

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john cleese

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on the eurostar to brussels last week i happened to be in the same nearly empty carriage as John Cleese. You can see his arm between the seats in the picture above !
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bizarrely i spotted him seconds after i’d read a piece about Fawlty Towers videos on youtube. you can see his head reflected in the roof on the picture below.
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i asked if i could take his photo but he said he’d rather not (he had a good excuse – and as i ask i have to accept people will say no!). instead he gave me his autograph and we had a chat for a quarter of an hour about all sorts of things (including my world of telecoms regulation !). I did give him a link to funkypancake so he may even be reading this.
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he seemed a really lovely, geniune chap. i was delighted to meet one of my comedy heroes – especially the monty python stuff.

home of the parachutists

it’s a popular missconception that parachutists spend their entire life floating around in the sky.
In fact, only perhaps 84% of their time is spent falling, another 22% is spent in airplanes, whilst the remaing minus 6% is spent on the ground in homes such as this.
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hotel bathroom paraphenalia

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hassock of the week

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nelson and a helicopter

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balloon down

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balloon up

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ladies take away

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scubba bollards

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i saw three ships come sailing in

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hungry horse

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