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James Thomson
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"Nick Kew" <[email protected]> a écrit:
> On which subject, anyone here remomber a pair of *superb*
> street performers calling themselves Haggis and Charlie?
> The unicycles (about 7 feet high) were but one part of their act.
> Juggling eight flaming firebrands or sharp knives whilst on said
> unicycles would've been impressive enough. But the crowning
> glory was that it was never just the impressive acts: they were
> an act as smooth as any comic double-act!
> My memory of them is from around 20 years ago in central Bath.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haggis_and_Charlie
I also saw them in 1987 near the Pump Rooms in Bath. How time flies!
James Thomson
> On which subject, anyone here remomber a pair of *superb*
> street performers calling themselves Haggis and Charlie?
> The unicycles (about 7 feet high) were but one part of their act.
> Juggling eight flaming firebrands or sharp knives whilst on said
> unicycles would've been impressive enough. But the crowning
> glory was that it was never just the impressive acts: they were
> an act as smooth as any comic double-act!
> My memory of them is from around 20 years ago in central Bath.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haggis_and_Charlie
I also saw them in 1987 near the Pump Rooms in Bath. How time flies!
James Thomson