with Robert in the very noisy White Cross pub, Richmond, on 11 May, including me playing a wine glass @rjnet @GuideDogVance

Jun 14, 2013, 10:53 PM

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By The Thames with Robert doing Attenborough impressions, then walk home, including me singing bridge songs, then Robert's dodgy German and accents @rjnet @GuideDogVance ( - recorded 11 May
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