October 4, 2010
If you’re old enough to remember the Polish Solidarity leader Lech Walesa, then you’ll see the similarity between him and this fella sitting in the Brewery Tap pub in Stanhope Street, Liverpool.
The real Lech Walesa :¬P
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Lech Walesa
Incredible….did you tell him he had a future as celebrity look-a-like
Looks like a nice pub! I’ll let him know of his doppelganger.
LOL! How are you Richard? Richard manages the Brewery Tap, by the way.
Not bad Dave, just getting to grips with this whole Flickr thing. I love it. I joined a group called Old Liverpool which you might like (if you haven’t joined already). link text
I’m afraid I upset the admin of the Old Liverpool group many years ago on a different forum. He couldn’t accept why people used tripods in Liverpool in the night time. It’s a long story, but the exchange of posts between us was hilarious. I used to wind him up about it for a while. I’ve heard that he has a tripod nowadays. LOL!
He’s a regular. I never noticed the resemblance before. He’ll have a laugh when he see this
Nice pub candid and look-a-like.
They do seem a bit strict with all their rules and whatnot. But i like seeing some of the older images which are posted. Maybe I’ll submit something tripod based for a giggle.