Each week I shall be asking a member of the Royal Family to disguise themselves as their favourite star of stage and screen. Can you identify this week's mystery Royal and TV lookalike?
Just read Dickens' Italian Voyage. Chapter VII: "An Italian Dream" may be interesting for you, I read the German translation, and liked one of the last paragraphs:
"But close about the quays and churches, palaces and prisons sucking at their walls, and welling up into the secret places of the town: crept the water always. Noiseless and watchful: coiled round and round it, in its many folds, like an old serpent: waiting for the time, I thought, when people should look down into its depths for any stone of the old city that had claimed to be its mistress."
No it's not Kate and Pippa, take a closer look at the one in the middle, those equine features, do they remind you of anyone?
Major Hewitt, von LX? No, it's not him.
I've just been reading about Susan Boyle in the Daily Mail, she's finding it difficult settling down in her £300,000 pound house and continues to live in her dreary little council house where she grew up.
That was lovely Mago, I didn't know Dickens wrote travelogues, I wonder if he's ever been to Benidorm. I love reading the classics during the winter months, I'm reading Wurthering Heights at the moment and I'm trying to get to grips with Joseph's yorkshire dialect, which is slightly worrying because that's where I'm from.
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Kate and Pippa?
That stable boy who was fucking Diana (Harry's dad) and Fred Ziffel from Green Acres!
Since when is Susan Boyle a member of the royal family?
Totally unrelated.
Just read Dickens' Italian Voyage. Chapter VII: "An Italian Dream" may be interesting for you, I read the German translation, and liked one of the last paragraphs:
"But close about the quays and churches, palaces and prisons sucking at their walls, and welling up into the secret places of the town: crept the water always. Noiseless and watchful: coiled round and round it, in its many folds, like an old serpent: waiting for the time, I thought, when people should look down into its depths for any stone of the old city that had claimed to be its mistress."
No it's not Kate and Pippa, take a closer look at the one in the middle, those equine features, do they remind you of anyone?
Major Hewitt, von LX? No, it's not him.
I've just been reading about Susan Boyle in the Daily Mail, she's finding it difficult settling down in her £300,000 pound house and continues to live in her dreary little council house where she grew up.
That was lovely Mago, I didn't know Dickens wrote travelogues, I wonder if he's ever been to Benidorm. I love reading the classics during the winter months, I'm reading Wurthering Heights at the moment and I'm trying to get to grips with Joseph's yorkshire dialect, which is slightly worrying because that's where I'm from.
Camilla!
Yes well done MJ, Camilla the Bowels dressed as Wurzel Gummidge.
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