Think of a true British summer and you probably think of rain and cancelled barbecues. But nobody could fail to be cheered up by Cliff Richard’s dulcet tones in the 1963 hit film, Summer Holiday. This month’s caption competition was designed to lift those spirits and reminisce about the good old days and hot summers gone by.
The standard of entries was high this month, but we eventually decided on a winner, and that was Chris Hopkins. Well done, Chris – a bottle of wine is on its way to you now! His winning entry was:
Cliff’s face remained eerily calm as the bus hurtled towards the ravine. Thank goodness for Botox.
Sorry if you didn’t win this time – there is always next month!
Picture credit: David/Rupert Hartley/Rex Features
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Stay- cation taken to new extreme
Cliff shows new way to cling on to holiday by taking a stay-cation
Caption comp
“Summer Holiday” the remake: A real Cliff hanger.
OK, so they said it was a Busman’s holiday for Meditation …
But somehow I had different plans …Oh well … ommm …
Recession hits entertainment industry: Sir Cliff retrains as a f
As the effects of Britain’s recession become more evident, even the entertainment industry has taken a sharp downturn.
As he tries to master the mandatory pole-sliding, Sir Cliff comments on his intended career change to the Fire Service.
One wonders, however, if he will pass the Optometry test, as the big red object in the photo appears to be a number 57
from Hackney, rather than a fire engine!
Cliff’s face remained eerily calm as the bus hurtled towards the
Thank goodness for Botox.
You can come down down now
it was only a little spider!
Now that tennis was getting a bit beyond him, Cliff was experime
Now that tennis was getting a bit beyond him, Cliff was experimenting with new ways to keep fit.
It was Cliff’s first time with a full orchestra
And he was certainly no conductor!
Well, he’s OK
But he’s not quite what I expected when I ordered a pole-dancer
You can tell this was filmed in Britain
There’s no sun and no Shadows!