Saturday, August 25, 2007

BOT028


BOT028, originally uploaded by spinneyhead.
Manchester Cathedral.

JOE014


JOE014, originally uploaded by spinneyhead.
Manchester Cathedral.

JOE028


JOE028, originally uploaded by spinneyhead.
Manchester Cathedral.

JOE026


JOE026, originally uploaded by spinneyhead.
JOE026 made the ultimate sacrifice as his commanding officer (me) misjudged a throw and he ended up on the ground where he was run over by several lorries and a tank. Check out the crime scene photos taken after the grisly event.

JOE027


JOE027, originally uploaded by spinneyhead.
Released during the Pride parade. I think this is the guy I threw at the crowd of goth kids that was retrieved by someone near the end of the parade.

JOE025


JOE025, originally uploaded by spinneyhead.
This Joe was successfully thrown at the pink tank in the Pride parade. I hope he found a good home there.

JOE019


JOE019, originally uploaded by spinneyhead.
Released at Pride.

The Glasgow Joes

Whilst attending the collection in Glasgow in Andy's memory I gave Joes to the other people who were there. I'm afraid I didn't record who got which soldier, but if you have a Joe that isn't listed anywhere else on bot-crossing (numbered between 012 and 024 I think) please leave a comment here.

In memory of Andy McCruden. To find out more about Andy read the obituaries on Spinneyhead and UK-Rag. To make a donation please go to the justgiving page set up to remember him.

Monday, August 20, 2007

BOT004


BOT004, originally uploaded by spinneyhead.
Thanks to Alan for sending me this photo. Ruth and he took BOT004 around Europe with them and left it with some orphans in Andorra.

Sunday, August 19, 2007

BOT018


BOT018, originally uploaded by spinneyhead.


George Square, Glasgow. I'm up here to help with a collection in Andy's memory, so I came with a few robots and GIs to release.

In memory of Andy McCruden. To find out more about Andy read the obituaries on Spinneyhead and UK-Rag. To make a donation please go to the justgiving page set up to remember him.