Thursday, 14 October 2010

Separated at Birth? *

Twins spotted at Palmstead's Soft Landscaping Workshop and my local Sainsbury's supermarket recently.

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* = with affectionate nods in the direction of Arabella Sock and Private Eye ;)

6 comments:

  1. It IS him isn't it? Astonishing!

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  2. Do you think he lost the contract with the shavey-thing company, and that's why he's all beardy now?

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  3. Hi VP, Morvah here, in the Far West. Just spotted your blog on the Blogday list - looks like a treat which I will revisit later. Must rush off now to finish digging next year's root plot while it's still dry!

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  4. Karen - :)

    Arabella - it's amazing isn't it?

    onebeanrow - welcome! Matthew tells me he goes all beardy when off duty. Must be quite hard being such a shaving icon ;)

    Morvah - hello, thanks for visiting! Hope the digging went well :)

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