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You're listening to Fridays episode of The Archers from BBC Radio 4. In a way it was pretty easy job. I mean we did all the usual safety stuff for aerial work.

It were, I don't know, three, four meters up.

Right.

There was barely any cutting, just detached the nest from the branch.

Of course, they'd already killed the hornets.

Don't think we'd have been half as relaxed if they'd still been flying around.

George?

Oh, sorry.

I was saying it would have been a lot different.

Different? If they'd still been alive. I was saying it would have been a lot different

different if they'd still been alive what would be alive

are you all right mate

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