Here's my bro and I, for those that haven't met me I'm the one on the left wearing one of my fathers RAF jackets, an Irving.
I'm glad to say that I think we made a good impression yesterday with the quality of our sheepskin products. People really don't realise the vast difference in sheepskin and the various products, especially when they are hand made like ours. Has China brain washed everyone?!? As soon as they run their hands through the rug I see faces light up. I think we'll have take a sheep or perhaps even a lamb as a bit of a crowd pleaser one day.
Here's the lovely Nicole all snug and looking amazing!
It was a very long day for us in the end as we started at 5:00 and finished at 23:49. So glad we started early as due to a little error on the logistics front or should I just say Range Rover are a little bit over careful with their security we almost didn't make it. We left the house all packed at 6:20 and arrived in Sidcup petrol station a little while later. Nicole ran in to grab some brekkie and I stuck £40 in the gas guzzler. I should have realised a problem in the force when their payment machine needed a reboot. When I had finally paid the key no longer switched off the immobiliser. What a disaster! We couldn't start the car! Aparantly such connections can be interfered with by satellites and telephone poles? Has anyone heard this ? Luckily my bro had kindly offered his help the previous day so he was able to bring us the spare car key and follow us from there. With a freshly cooked Burger King (to say thank you) in his hand we were off. The very kind guys at Camden market let us in after the close. Personally, I know how difficult it is to say no to Nicole.
We had a great day and met loads of lovely people.
You guys Rock at Camden Lock!
From us a British Sheepskin we salute you!
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