Superlambanana: On Tour

John has been following the trail of the superlambanana’s around his delightful city, well now one is set for the dizzy heights of Moel Famau – according to yesterday’s Daily Post.  The links between North Wales and the Superlambanana’s are growing, three have seemingly escaped and been seen at the Llangollen festival amongst other places.  Now after being decorated by children one is set to climb Moel Famau as part of a family fun day with music and poetry.

One Response to Superlambanana: On Tour

  1. John Davies on August 9, 2008 at 9:26 pm

    The one opposite my house – the Cobanana – went missing last Wednesday; to make space for the gas main repair men to do their thing. Missing it greatly. May bid for it in the great Superlambanana charity auction in September.

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