Wowzah! Today was an historical day. Me and human friend went to Dunblane to see the Olympic torch bearer doing his thang.
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| Nice paintwork |
Dunblane's finest turned out to see torchbearer, Colin Keough, leg it
around this cathedral city on what turned out to be a fine, sunny day.
(Personally, I was hoping to see one of the better known locals, Andy
Murray. But, apparently, he's off somewhere trying to win a tournament.)
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| Torchbearers wear white. Photographer wears camera equipment. |
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We had a great time watching all the lorries, cars, police outriders, photographers, film crews, security guys 'n' gals, sundry Olympic event employees and some of the local population (which, I think, is less than the Olympic entourage) vying for space along the narrow high street.
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| Only quality ve-hi-cles for the Olympian crew don't ya know |
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| Anyone got a light? |
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| And we're off... |
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| Up and running. With a wave for the cameras. |
Colin Keough carried it all off with dignity and pride and even gave us a little wave as he passed by.
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| Come in number 032. We need a light for the barbie. |
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| Didn't know there were 'orses among the entourage... |
Me and human friend enjoyed every minute (probably about five in total), and spent a good few hours after discussing the finer points of the event. (From the ladies' point of view it seemed to mostly involve 'hunky police officers'.)
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| I've got my eye on youse |
Then it was back to the day job...
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