i hope he brings his guitar! his licks were superb when using it to explain why some stags get a shag and some stags don't on springwatch.
mel... you fancy it? you can be the voice of reason that's stops me kneeing him in the balls.
masked slipped, apologies. i'm sure he's lovely and it'll be smashing.
Nik Grounds said
Fri Nov 6 2:56 PM, 2009
Tuesday 10 November, 7pm at Friends' Meeting House, Mount Street M2 5NS.(Behind Central Library)
Khaki-capped wildlife action hero Simon is best known for his presenting work on the BBC series Springwatch, Autumnwatch and Big Cat Diary, but did you know he was also a principal cameraman on Wild Africa and The Blue Planet too?
Simon will be talking about his life, his work and his new book Wild Life: Amazing Animals, Extraordinary People, Astonishing Places.
We think the title says it all. Absolutely unmissable.
Simon's passion is infectious, as anyone who's watched his programmes knows, and his enthusiasm pours from every word in his new book
(Beautiful Britain)
Advanced booking essential. Tickets £3 adults, children free.
Available from the Library Theatre Box Office, Central Library, St Peter's Square, Manchester, M2 5PD. Telephone 0161 236 7110.
mel... you fancy it? you can be the voice of reason that's stops me kneeing him in the balls.
masked slipped, apologies. i'm sure he's lovely and it'll be smashing.