There’s right royal row going on in the small village of Llanon – and it’s all over a scarecrow which some residents have deemed as 'disrespectful'
There’s right royal row going on in the small village of Llanon – and it’s all over a scarecrow.
The villagers who live near Aberystwyth in Ceredigion, mid Wales, are unhappy about how the Queen has been depicted in a localThe bizarre model of Her Majesty shows her sat next to the roadside sitting on the toilet, with a pair of colourful bloomers around her ankles. She is joined by a soldier and one of her beloved corgis on the ground, and a banner next to her reads: ’70 years on the throne.’In other words, it appears one was not amused.
One mum said: ‘I drove past it and thought it was a lovely celebration and then I realised what was happening.What would Her Majesty make of her scarecrow caricature? Another said: ‘Ceredigion, for all your beauty and loveliness, you don’t half nauseate me sometimes.’But some in the village, which has a population of 2,400 people, has left some villagers seeing the funny side.
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