A dog walker was shocked when he Definitely Maybe found the face of Oasis rocker Liam Gallagher peeping out from a tree. Dan Scott’s jaw dropped when he found the famous hitmaker’s mug gazing back at him from the bark of a tree in Skipton Castle woods, North Yorkshire, on August 1st.
A striking picture of the vocalist’s tree twin reveals a clear head, including eyes, nose, thick fringe and shaggy hair. After calling over his spouse Sue Scott, 47, the bike display room assistant after sales supervisor took a fast breeze prior to they continued walking with 11-year-old Miniature Schnauzer Jenson.
The 45-year-old shared the breeze on social networks where it went viral acquiring more than 500 likes and remarks. Dan, from Queensbury, West Yorkshire, said: “We’d had a couple of day of rests from work and fancied a walk out. We’d never ever done Skipton Castle Woods in the past. It was our very first time there, it’s charming.
“We were simply walking and it was a tree by itself that simply stuck out to me. As quickly as I saw it I relied on Sue and said ‘God take a look at that face because tree’. We both stood there for a 2nd and took a look at it and took the image.
“It appears like a man with long hair, an indie rocker sort of a man I saw the face, 2 eyes, long, straight nose, thick fringe, the long hair and something covering the mouth – it quickly advised me of a rock star.
“It appears like Liam Gallagher from Oasis.” After taking the breeze and sharing it on Facebook, Dan said he’s been swamped with remarks from individuals sharing their own lookalike ideas,
Dan said: “I shared it on Facebook later on and I got loads of likes and great deals of responses. “People were stating George Harrison, the Gallagher bros, Ian Brown, Richard Ashcroft from The Verve – all type of various individuals.
“I was rather stunned, it got more response than I believed it was going to.” In reply to the post, pleased social networks users shared their own doppelganger choices.
One composed: “A bit like George Harrison, however likewise Noel Gallagher.” Another commented: “I see Ian Brown.” One composed: “I believe you got it! Richard Ashcroft!”
