Does A Bear Sit In The Words?
A "bear" spotted roaming a Suffolk forest was actually an actor in costume promoting an outdoor production of Shakespeare. The actor was recreating the famous direction "Exit - pursued by a bear" from 'A Winter's Tale', in Rendlesham Forest. However, three people caused alarm when they reported seeing a bear in the woods.
FOOTNOTE: Forest grump.
They forgot the bear necessities,
ReplyDeleteto alert the neighbours. Imagine, if somebody had tried to shoot the poor actor!
It is funny and risky. As Merisi said accidents can happen. I'm a follower of your blog.
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I was also happy to hear that no one had shot him. Sounds very risky to me.
ReplyDeleteHe was lucky there aren't any other bears living in that area, imagine if he had been hit on...
ReplyDeleteheee heee heeee, he should've done this on the 1th...
ReplyDeleteI agree with the others, good thing they didn't decide to go on a bear hunt!
ReplyDeleteHey, it sounds like an effective promotion to me!
ReplyDeletehe's pretty lucky someone didn't shoot him...
ReplyDeleteI adore this one!!!! Love the bear; love Shakespeare...keep the hunters away from my Shakespearean Bear!!! ;-)
ReplyDeleteHave these people ever seen a bear before? That must have been some really good suit. People do not move like bears. lol
ReplyDeleteSee? Told you England was more as interesting as the Yukon.
ReplyDeleteWe got bears too!
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lol that is funny!
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I cannot bear any more. I wonder if it was bi-polar!
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slap knee, snort.