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What a peculiar occurrence. Is it a sign?
(Apparently yes, Links Road W3.)
Indeed, Bail-out.
Links Road, Noddyland, W3, as we would describe it.
Mostly Japanese people and crusties, so the presence of the bat, on 1 December, really is a bit of a mystery.
Big ups for Daisy who noticed the thing and photographed it. I was too busy keeping my eyes on the road and my hands on the wheel…which is probably just as well.
I always think cricket paraphernalia that is in an unusual place without the intervention of the photographer or their glamorous assistant is the purest and highest form of cricket paraphernalia in an unusual place, so I will second those great props to Daisy and her glamorous assistant (chauffeur, it seems, in this case).
Gray Nicholls?
Curious. If it wasn’t for the bag it looks like a shammer. Perhaps folk do things off the cuff on Links Road.
The most unusual thing is that it appears to be a Duncan Fearnley… you don’t see many of those in their natural surroundings these days