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Seems that Frank Paynter of Sandhill Trek has taken a bit of a shine to Chesney the Celtic Dog, to the extent of featuring him in one of his posts.
Our Chessers would like to tell Frank that he’s chuffed as a small horse to be included on Frank’s blog, and that if Frank is ever in the area then he’s welcome to pop in to Chesney’s kennel for a bowl of Chump and a spot of rabbit chasing.
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Darn it – I got all excited then – I thought it was the start of the Chesney “I am the one and only” Hawkes revival…
Dio
What, you mean, this Chesney? Oh no, heaven forfend. I do recollect seeing him on Breakfast a while back as he pathetically tried to resurrect a career that's been dead, buried and rotting in its grave for ten years. However, I see his nephew's doing ok.
Ohh – scary – that's the fella. His nephew looks a little hairy mind – but good luck to him. We should all have a celebrity uncle… 😀
Dio
Chesney IS the one and only! Arf!
If a French dog goes “Wouaw”, an English dog goes “woof” and a Welsh dog goes “wff”…how does a Celtic dog go?
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