Pablo: The Picture Round
Many thanks to Brian Jackson for supplying these images of Pablo.
Christmas Scene (1985)
![Pablo at the Treasure Site on Christmas Common, 1985](images/pablo_ath85.jpg)
Pablo surveys the scene of the treasure site for the very first Logica Armchair Treasure Hunt, on Christmas Common near Watlington in Oxfordshire.
Advanced Taste (1987)
![Pablo in his paper jacket on Bad Taste Day in Logica's 23, Newman Street office](images/pablo_badtaste.jpg)
Brian recalls: "Bad Taste Day was a morale raiser on the Advance project one Friday in Logica's 23 Newman Street office. The Advance project team circa 1987-88 included myself and Dave Harding, as well as Pablo who donned his colourful paper jacket for the occasion."
Music Hall Singer (1988)
![Pablo sings a duet at The Music Hall in King's Cross](images/pablo_musichall.jpg)
Brian recalls: "This was a post-delivery Advance project bash at The Music Hall, a pub near King's Cross which encouraged audience participation. Here, Pablo is singing his part in the duet: "You can touch my cherries, but you mustn't touch my plums" - quite a memorable song given his duet partner."
Man of Mystery (1989)
![Pablo relaxes after the Logica Mystery Trip to Dublin in 1989](images/pablo_dublin.jpg)
Brian recalls: "Logica Sports & Social Club used to run a legendary Mystery Trip. Here's Pablo in relaxed mood, sitting in the departure lounge at Dublin Airport. It was 1989 I think?"
Astro Logical (1991)
![Pablo outside the Astro diner in New York in 1991](images/pablo_newyork.jpg)
Brian recalls: "I went out to New York for a week in 1991 to visit Pablo when he was working there. Astro was a friend of Adrian Brennan's that we both knew, hence the shot outside the diner, which was just around the corner from Pablo's 57th Street apartment."
Bell Tower (1996)
![Pablo in a tower above the Charles Bridge in Prague, 1996.](images/pablo_prague.jpg)
Brian recalls: "Pablo came out to stay with me when I was working in Prague in 1996 - my chance to reciprocate. I think it was his first visit there, in this shot doing his Martin Bell impression at the top of one of the towers at the end of the Charles Bridge."