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Friday, January 20, 2006

Battersea whale's home

The whale - which the staff at LEWIS PR have nicknamed 'Gonzo' - seems to be stuck in shallow water near to Battersea Bridge.

posted by LEWIS at 1:21 PM

2 Comments:

Blogger Framescourer said...

Gonzo! I couldn't quite resist this:

http://www.artsigloo.co.uk/mtn/2006/01/whale-in-thames.html

at

www.makingthenews.org.uk

12:32 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

That's a great story. Waiting for more. » »

11:37 AM  

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