As everyone around the world gets into the Christmas spirit while enjoying a market or two, one “rascal” student appears to be kicking things up a notch in an attempt to spread a little festive cheer … we hope.
But instead of leaving a few surprise gifts, Santa hats seem to have been found in a few awkward places around the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom.
Martin Bond, a photographer, that has been taking pics of the iconic institution for the last decade, first spotted the Santa hats on St John’s College, Cambridge on Monday.
Using his keen sense of observation, at least three hats could be spotted on top of statues and gargoyles on the university building. Even more awkward than where the hats have been placed is how they got there.
According to Bond (Martin Bond), many believe that this could have been the work of a drone, although an individual brave enough to climb up the Gothic-style building, which is 50 metres high, is more likely.
The photographer took to his social media pages to pose the question:
“A rascal student has placed a Santa hat on some of the figures on St John’s College Chapel – so why is it my picture of the day? Take a look at my second picture and ask yourself one question – how?” He wrote.
The common answer? Night climbers. These death-defying rascal students push their fear aside and scaled the college builders under the cover of darkness.
Attempting to spread festive cheer or madness… we sure wonder if South African students would be this crazy?
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Picture: A Cambridge Diary