Hopefully this will settle all that Sarahan dust that has been polluting our atmosphere ...
Nevertheless, Roger insisted on taking us on a military excursion to the banks of the Nile ...
This person was inappropriately attired for such an expedition ...
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| He taught her gymnastics and dressed her in tights ... |
Did you know that the leotard was named after this famous French acrobat ... ?
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| Jules Léotard, (1838-1870) |
How Ken knew that, or why ... we can but wonder!
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| Lucy went, "Yee-Ha!" |
There was only one storm upon the ocean ...
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| La Girona, of the Spanish Armada, shipwrecked off the Antrim Coast, 1588. Artist? Citation awaited. |
There were no deaths, and nobody drownded ... in fact nothing to laugh at at all!
(Apologies to Marriott Edgar.)
Despite Dogsbody's efforts to control events, there was much foolishness.
Confusion, however, was kept to a minimum.
At 22.47 hours Berry expressed a desire to go home, so Roger and Mick constructed a ladder ...
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| ... shall shine the traffic of Jacob's Ladder pitched betwixt Heaven and Charing Cross. |
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| That solo was recorded a couple of years ago. It's even better when complimented by Mick's fiddling. |
If you want to learn more about the poet, Francis Thompson, click here.
If you want to hear more of Roger and Mick's music, just keep coming along to The City Folk Club!
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