Snapped – Jolly adding the final touches to his entry in this year’s Meccano Exhibition.
We were sauntering in Compass Gardens this afternoon, and when we glanced at the Skegness Jolly Fisherman statue, we caught the little monkey putting the final touches to the crane which he must secretly be entering into the Meccano competition at the Embassy Centre.
Naughty Jolly, why didn’t you tell us!
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