The Great Cardigan Debate
Following many years of debate on Bob McCreadie for Breakfast, we have decided to put the question to a public vote here on our website.
Bob says that his co-host Tristan Hunkins's cream coloured garment is a "cardigan". However Tris maintains that its "not a cardigan".
Other descriptions including "knitted zip-up jacket" have been suggested.
Daytime presenter James Martin and our Drivetime presenter Neil Caddy have joined the debate by sporting similar garments to work - which they describe, like Tristan, as "knitted zip-up jackets" and definitely NOT cardigans!
Above: Tristan Hunkin, Neil Caddy and James Martin
As a reference point, the style conscious James Dundon - our evening presenter - joined our lovely receptionist Dawn in his mustard cardi - which most definitely IS a cardigan, as is Dawn's!
Above: James Dundon and Dawn the receptionist
So its over to you... have your say in our online poll. It closes at midnight on Sunday 7th March.
Listen to Bob McCreadie for Breakfast on Monday 8th March for the resulting arguments...
So, the big question is:
Is Tristan's cream coloured garment (pictured above) a cardigan or not?!
Bob McCreadie for Breakfast
Three hours of great music, news, travel information and a lot of laughs with Bob McCreadie and his faithful newshound Tristan Hunkin. These two have the perfect faces for radio and many have suggested that the Pirate FM management should have gone to Specsavers before hiring them!
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Phoebe The Artist's Model
Phoebe was suprised to discover that she was an artist's model. Amanda Rae Thompson took a snap of her from my Facebook profile and produced this fabulous picture . Amanda from Gorran Haven produces pet portraits and also specialises in wildlife painting. Check out her website by clicking here.
COME WALKING WITH US FOR WESTIE RESCUE
On Saturday 27th March at 11am Phoebe and Toby will be joining lots of other Westies for the annual "Westie Walk" in Cardinham Woods, near Bodmin.
All monies raised will be split equally between Westie Rescue and The Pirate Trust.
Any breed of dog is most welcome, with their owners of course, and we hope to see lots of Westies! All we ask is that everyone who comes along drops a donation in our collecting tin.
If you have any queries or questions or want to find out more about Westie Rescue call Alice or Tony Bowling on 01208 871 474
WESTIE RESCUE CHARITY AUCTION
The annual charity auction is here again, this time dividing the proceeds between Westie Rescue and The Pirate Trust. It's on Saturday 27th March at 7pm at The Earl of Chatham in Lostwithiel.
Everyone is welcome, there will be something of interest to everyone, donations have been received from many local businesses and attractions, and some great celebrity items from Sir David Jason, Noel Edmonds and Alan Titchmarsh.
Celebrity Westies Phoebe and Toby McCreadie will be there too, with Bob!
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More About Me...
How cute, that alert little face, ears pricked and looking simply gorgeous amongst the bluebells. The little doggy is quite sweet too!
Here I am in the woods next to where I live with one of my two Westies. This is Phoebe, we have had her since she was a puppy. She is now six years old and has been coming to Pirate FM events with me for her whole life. She loves being famous, and is especially pleased by the fact that most people who meet us say, "So this must be the famous Phoebe", and take no notice of me whatsoever.
My other Westie is a two year old called Toby, and we have only had him a few weeks. We got him via Westie Rescue, so to say thankyou to them we joined in with the Westie Walk which took place at Cardinham woods near Bodmin on Saturday. A huge thankyou to everyone who came and supported the walk, we had glorious weather and a brilliant time, although Toby was afflicted with sudden deafness in the midst of all those hordes of Westies, it was all too exciting to worry about little things like coming when you are called! Look out for the pictures in The Cornish Guardian, and you will see what a Wodge of Westies l
ooks like! The walk raised an amazing £300. In the evening there was an auction at the Best Western Restormal Hotel which raised another £1700. Well done Alice and Tony Bowling from Lostwithiel who worked so hard to organise both the walk and the auction. The funds will be split between Westie Rescue and Cornwall Search and Rescue.
Here are Toby ( on the left) and Phoebe posing just before we set off on the walk. Thanks to The Cornish Guardian for the picture, and for the lovely picture spread and report they have done about the walk.
