The Bishop
Albert Fisher ("The Bishop"). He earned his title due to the fact that he believed himself to have had many mystical experiences and slept under a tree in Stoke Damerel graveyard in Plymouth.
The Bishop's most impressive 'vision' occured when, 'the sun had been shining through the tree, that every single leaf had turned into a man with a top hat, that each man with a top had had a pint of been in his hand and that each and every one of them had wished him "Good Morning!"
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The Bishop
Robert also called him:'King Albert',always walking with his head upp
in the air,talking in poetrie.
A certain dialect, i could not understand,my english in that time,was not good
enough,but i understoad,always talking loud to himself.
One day,Robert asked me to sit on the wall in front of his portraitshop,talking to him and slowly putting my blouse out.So,i did.
This was around 1972.
He kept on talking all the time and meaby,he did not notice,i was sitting half nude
on the wall,on the squar of the Barbican.
But all the neighbours were hanging out of the window and waved angry and upset,with cloves at me.
Robert was waching this all,behind his window from the portaitshop and was
smiling.