...only to find it empty! But wait! Has Scotty discovered a clue among the discarded crates?
Actually, these are the very kind gift +James Brewerton brought with him today when he interrupted his holiday to have lunch and give The Wife and I a painting masterclass. Any resemblance between us and the figures is pure conjecture. Apart from anything else, I'm not allowed a fez.
That was very nice of James, giving you those figures and providing a painting lesson for you both.
ReplyDeleteYou're not allowed a fez? That's a shame
It was extremely nice of him. One of several acts of kindness I've met from people through the blog.
DeleteI have a nice Solar Topee that, strangely enough, The Wife approves of.
ReplyDeleteNope, a fez or nowt! I used to have one brought back from a holiday by a friend, but Young Henry's confiscated it.
ReplyDeleteThat new set up looks better each time, keep the pot boiling!
Well, he can get you a new one at http://www.hatsandcaps.co.uk/find.asp?cid=FPMHSGD1WOPUP82K43NVL1GCBGGHA2LX
ReplyDeleteJust in case, I want to make it clear that I DO NOT WANT anyone to send me a fez, thank you ;-)
ReplyDeleteVery nice they are too!
ReplyDeleteYes great! We were very pleased with the Boy Reporter and Canine Companion.
DeleteMuch better pictures on James' blog, but I imagine you'll have seen them.
What a fabulous addition to the collection, but I know have a hankering for a fez!
ReplyDeleteEvery gentleman (such as your good self) needs one.
DeleteI refer you to the picture of Dr Watson on my previous fez post.
Wonderful stuff you lucky chap!
ReplyDeleteNot being allowed a fez is surely something you can report to the police. It must be an infringement of your rights or something. If it isn't then it's time to start a campaign.