When we went into Tesco's wearing our drysuits we were sure we'd be the strangest looking customers in the shop...
We were wrong!
Elvis is alive and well and living in Banff, Scotland!
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Each year Reed Elsevier sponsors an expedition as part of its corporate social responsibility and environmental awareness programme. This year the trip is an Earthwatch expedition to "The Whales and Dolphins of the Moray Firth" (Scotland). Eight lucky RE employees get to experience science and nature first hand - and this blog is one way we'll be sharing the experience with other RE employees.
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5 comments:
I've seen him a few times. He is slimmer than in the seventies though.
I wonder if he still sings...
Iggy Banff Scotland
iv heard him sing hes got the nearest elvi voice iv heard, i know he gets a lot of stick from locals but if they would give him a listen to they would be surprised just like i was good luck t him
i heard him sing in a charity show in london this year, i couldntbelive how much he sounded like elvis, and his costumes were amazing i hope he does alot more shows for charity he does a great job, i met him and what a nice guy he was thanks for the show elvis
I’m still singing doing my elvis show. Just don’t live in Banff anymore
Gary Aaron. Voice of the king
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