There's some wonderful pictures of Alex Bain, who plays little Simon Barlow on Coronation Street on flickr.
Simon's pictured playing guitar with the folk band Penny Black at Welly Bobs Farm in Darwen, Lancashire to celebrate its 1st birthday.
Have a look at the great pictures here.
Tuesday, 16 August 2011
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3 comments:
Why can't we get to hear him on Corrie either in the house or at a karaoke in the Rovers?
Cute as a button! Permit me a small nitpick - it's a banjo, not a guitar.
Maggie - you are correct of course and if I had a prize to send to you, you would receive it swiftly. It is indeed a banjo. Plinky plinky plink.
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