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Alan Carr's unwanted cement animal scultpures mean so much to our family
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The sale of cement sculptures from Alan Carr's Scottish castle has sparked nostalgia for the family of the original creator, James 'Pim' Beveridge. The sculptures, known as the Branxton Menagerie, were auctioned off after the castle changed hands.
Share Save Add as preferred on Google Giancarlo Rinaldi South Scotland reporter Clare Stephens The Branxton Menagerie has special meaning for the descendants of James "Pim" Beveridge who was involved in its creation The sale of the unwanted cement sculptures from Alan Carr's castle in the Scottish Borders meant more to Clare Stephens than most.
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