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The Wicker Pirate

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To publicize the 125th anniversary of the publication of Treasure Island the Long John Silver Trust have commissioned a wicker statue of Long John. This statue had its unveiling at Waterstones book shop in Bristol’s Galleries on Thursday 6th March (which happened to be World Book Day).

The sculpture, by Stephen Froom of Wicked Willow, was unveiled by the Mayor of Bristol, some Waterstones’ pirates, Dumpling The Parrot (from JungleTalk) and yours truly. Helping us were pupils from Hanah More School.

Below are some pictures of the event. Click then to see larger versions.

Mark Steeds And The Mayor of BristolHave you met Dumpling?If you poo the Council Tax goes up to cover the cleaning bill!Pupils from Hanah Moore School.It’s real gold but don’t tell the wicker pirate.AaaaaarrrrrrrrWhat have you come as?Don’t Fancy Yours Much.From The Bristol Evening Post

To learn more about the what the Long John Silver Trust does visit our website.

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