Sean and the Woodland Trust

[beanyfan]

This was posted over on TMB but i have since found it on google, so it is 'out there'. Scroll down a bit ofr the picture.

http://amandaeliasch.blogspot.com/2009/10/under-greenwood-tree-all-for-sake-of.html

I would love to have heard how he got on with Clive Anderson cos he's another one who tries to outsmart his guests verbally and they have to be pretty quick off the mark to hold their own!

[moonflower]

Thanks for the link, beanyfan!  I didn't see a date on the article, but I assume that this took place recently. Sean's hair looks a lot blonder than it does in that shopping photo that was posted here a few days ago.

[RnRPaintGrL]

His hair does look a bit lighter in that pic. Maybe its just the lighting.

[beanyfan]

I think it's fairly current MF -this was an indoor evening do so the loghting will be quite different from bright Newcastle fresh air!

[tinytim]

Nice find, BF. Thank you. I've just tried to get more informations by several meta search engines, but without any result as yet.

[moonflower]

Here is another mention of this event.

http://www.t5m.com/amanda-eliasch/princess-and-the-tree.html

[beanyfan]

Well found MF-same person, same blog, different article. maybe she had such a good time she forgot that she had already blogged!!

[Lady Jane]

It certainly seems that this event took place only last week but I have trolled the web looking for other references to it, and found none. Even The Woodland Trust official website fails to mention it, very strange. It must have been a very intimate affair. Princess Beatrice usually draws the paps and jounalists en masse, as do all the royals, but not a single snap, curious. But nice to hear our boy is still a tree hugger!

[moonflower]

I did notice that it was the same blogger.  Maybe Sean made such an impression on her, that she can't stop blogging about him and the event.

I'm glad that Sean is still a tree hugger, since I'm one too.

[Sylvene]

Well found everyone.  Amazing... that there are so few trees in the UK.

[Blue Jay]

It's not bad at all, but I think they want to preserve what's there.

[lighty]

Refraining from putting on pedantic historian hat and talking about old forest devastation in old England . . . you can thank me later . . .

Seems to me that the charity event was before the 'shopping' picture - his hair looks like it isn't just lighter, but longer and shaggier too, at the charity bit.  The blonde blogger seems to have her calendar a bit confused too -- in the second one she refers to the event as last night (or was it yesterday?), but it's dated the 12th.  A bit odd.

[patch]

I found a pic of Sean in the Annual review report of the Woodland Trust.

http://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/en/about-us/publications/key-publications/annual-review/Pages/annual-review.aspx

http://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/SiteCollectionDocuments/pdf/communications-and-engagement/publications/annual-review09.pdf
page 10




Sorry very bad quality,but maybe somebody else could do better.

[Mike]

If you zoom out to 66 % you can see a nice small pic of Sean.

[moonflower]

That's the first time I've ever used the zoom feature on my computer.  I tried 66%, but it was still a bit blurry.  I got a pretty good picture with 50%, even though it is pretty small.  Thanks, patch and Mike!

[galamb]

thanks for the pics