Goolie The Heritage Cat
This is Goolie - Goolie The Heritage Cat...
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Goolie is a trained Interpretative Guide. Here he is in North
Tuddenham church, making a comparison between contemporary Neo-
liberal privatisation and the Henrician Reformation
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| As they stand on the sawn-off section of the Rood screen, Goolie explains the sacred-spatial 'zoning' in the mediaeval English church |
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| Coming from a long line of Interpretative Heritage guides, he benefits from an amazing genetic adaptation. He has two faces, which enables him to address an audience and maintain eye contact, whilst - simultaneously - looking at the things they are facing, behind him. What a cat! |
That is a really good and original idea! and the cat is really cute!
ReplyDeleteis this an idea of yours or is it an actually thing?
Dear wuhstry,
DeleteI hope things are good with you in beautiful Winchester (with its long cathedral and deep sea diver - and much more besides!). I can't imagine any other heritage/history site that would enlist the services of a brass heritage cat, can you? Yes, he's one of us! Goolie is a bit straight-laced at times, but - we agree - he's an endearingly cute little critter.
Huzzah!
... and if you want to spread word of Goolie, please feel free to do so by social media, word of mouth - or even, smoke signals and drums if that is your thing.
ReplyDeleteHuzzah!
It should have been me Ragged Ramblers. It should have been meoooooow!
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DeleteA lovely little cat... I had a cat. It sat on my lap. The warmth and moisture caused me a nasty little fungal infection, "down there" (if you know what I mean)... still sore now
ReplyDeleteI had a dog food collection. People would always be amazed 'cause I didn't own a dog. I pointed out to them that if I had a dog I'd have to feed it and then I wouldn't have a dog food collection. I don't have a dog food collection anymore... I got a dog!
ReplyDeleteOi ate darg food
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