Not only did yesterday’s London Legal Walk raise over £500,000 for legal advice charities, but it also produced a host of delightful visual moments.
And so it began.
Lawyers clog London's pavements #legalwalk pic.twitter.com/8ZSFnxe7dB
— Legal Cheek (@legalcheek) May 19, 2014
Some lawyers wore T-shirts, others sported enormous yellow babygrows.
Nice to see Pikachu (@ObscenityLawyer) #LegalWalk pic.twitter.com/f5iPyBWi6D
— Legal Cheek (@legalcheek) May 19, 2014
Who said the legal profession was afraid of breaking the rules?
Lawyers diverge from official #legalwalk path #impliedeasement pic.twitter.com/oIZtIDO2yj
— Legal Cheek (@legalcheek) May 19, 2014
A mirage?
Finally we have arrived at the sea! #legalWalk #mustcheckmap pic.twitter.com/ftQxinu39y
— Legal Cheek (@legalcheek) May 19, 2014
Like many members of the public out for a stroll in London yesterday, this poor man looked terrified.
Park-goers flee as swarm of lawyers descends on Hyde Park #legalwalk pic.twitter.com/Q5E0i26kZY
— Legal Cheek (@legalcheek) May 19, 2014
Did anyone spot George?
Still no sign of Clooney #legalwalk
— Legal Cheek (@legalcheek) May 19, 2014
Premier League footballer-style legal walk T-shirts confuse tourists.
"It is traditional for UK barristers to wear T-shirts with name on back," wonder tourists at Trafalgar Sq #legalwalk pic.twitter.com/zawre7un4K
— Legal Cheek (@legalcheek) May 19, 2014
Carnival-like scenes in legal London as returning walkers share tales of pedestrian crossing near-misses.
Such was the jovial mood that the Lord Chief Justice was even posing for selfies.
Not to be outdone, the Attorney General clambered onto a table in the Chancery Lane Wetherspoons.
Some drunken bloke in the pub standing on the table, shouting … #asbo #legalwalk pic.twitter.com/niTAYpCGCM
— Jeremy Hopkins (@Jezhop) May 19, 2014
Well done to the walk’s organisers, the London Legal Support Trust, for putting on a great event.
