Here is PT2 of our unleashed tour with the help of Gromit, Wallace, Feathers McGraw, Norbot and even Shaun the Sheep.

A reminder that all proceeds from the eventual auction of every sculpture, as well as funds from downloading the app, even making a donation, etc. All go towards the Grand Appeal, the Bristol Children's Hospital Charity. Now that makes even more sense to get involved.

Hve a terrific day being UNLEASHED in the city.

Thoroughly recommended day out with kids of all ages, including "Old Gits". We were certainly helped by the weather, of course. Listen in as we spend a beautiful summer's day sculpture-spotting in and around the Greater Bristol Area.

There are 53 iconic sculptures from the Gromit movies, etc. We managed 8 during our trip, which we have put together into 2 of our unique 'Bite Size' chunks of Podcasts. Oh, and if you are thinking of 'doing the trail', don't forget to pick up your map before you start, as planning the way around that suits you.

Enjoy your visit, even if it is through The Old Gits.

Well it comes to most of us at sometime and being Old Gits, it does appear to have hit all 3 of us. However as you will find out each of us has a different way of 'sprucing' up what is now the shiny part of our heads.

John, as you by now would expect, uses some special 'shiny' head cream, that leaves (in his words, his head with a matt finish). He does though cut his own hair, or maybe just skates the shaver over his scalp.

Chris, always on the lookout for a bargain, has found a barber, who does exactly as he asks even down to the short way he likes the haircut on the top of his head. I suggest you remind yourself of how much hair Chris has in the photo above and surely its only a matter of time that he finds out the barber is playing along with him for the bargain price of £9 (oh plus tip).

David, well what little he has, he does try to hang onto as long as possible, (that's not working) last time he actually tried to put a wave in his hair he almost drowned. He must spend more time getting in and out of the barbers chair that he actually does in it. If you see him just humour him on the subject especially as David pays £12.50 for the privilege for sitting in the chair and having it cut.

To find out more listen to the podcast after all you could well be joining us soon.