A Glasgow woman who was captured dancing along a street in the south side while dressed up as a Christmas tree has been spotted having a boogie again - dressed as Where's Wally.
The hilarious video of Kate E Deeming - watched by over 1m people - made headlines across the globe and generated a much-needed dose of festive spirit prior to Christmas.
The dance activist and community organiser had donned the costume for a week to dance 50km through the streets to help raise money for pupils at Pollokshields Primary School - with her efforts seeing kind-hearted and generous Glaswegians donate over £9,500.
And folk in Glasgow (and possibly the world over too) will be glad to know she's back at it again putting smiles on the faces of locals with her moves in the southside of the city.
Kate was spotted yesterday morning while dressed as Where's Wally in his iconic red and white striped jumper by Glasgow podcaster and mental health advocate Halina Rifai, who runs weekly mental health podcast A Sonic Hug.
All we need is someone to put a bit of music behind it like the Christmas Tree video and Bob's your uncle!
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