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Half-naked camper spotted setting up his tent on busy mini-roundabout in Canterbury city centre

A half-naked urban adventurer has been spotted setting up camp on a busy mini-roundabout sparking claims he has mimicked the city's other roundabout resident.

The cheeky chap was captured by business director Neil Haffenden yesterday walking towards a tent pitched at the roundabout close to the Westgate Towers.

Half naked camper spotted on the roundabout close to St Dunstans Street. Picture by Neil Haffenden.
Half naked camper spotted on the roundabout close to St Dunstans Street. Picture by Neil Haffenden.

Neil tweeted: "Half naked bloke comin out of a tent on middle of a roundabout in #Canterbury. And no, I haven't a clue."

After it was retweeted by several users speculation mounted the man was imitating Canterbury's other roundabout resident Samuel Capes-Evans.

The 38-year-old has built a shelter behind the trees in the centre of St Peter's roundabout next to the tannery development.

One user tweeted: "Maybe a mickey take from the man who built a tree house on the roundabout further down the road?? was in newspaper."

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