I dreamt that you were twisting through seven suns of gold and the gypsy was insisting

that story must be told I came two in the morning but I took it as a warning That you might be a treasure

I could touch but never hold

Hello, everybody, welcome to the Soberforce podcast.

This is Veronica Valley.

And this is Chip Summers.

Hope you're all doing okay.

How are you, Chip?

I'm all right, actually. I was a bit foolish other day because I'm a keen photographer.

I thought I'd go and take photographs of everybody going crazy in London and seeing what that's like. And then suddenly realized that I was a vulnerable person in the middle of an absolute chaotic situation,

and I thought, this isn't worth a photograph I'm getting out of here.

So, yeah, that was interesting.

But other than that, I got a couple of good photographs, but it was madness.

Super Saturday, all the pubs were open, all the clubs were open.

Soho, which is the kind of area of

London, was absolutely heaving, absolutely heaving. There was no social distancing at all.

It was crazy. I don't even know what to make about that. I saw those pictures as well.

We said like day two of the lockdown, when things open up,

people are going to go crazy, although that's like a normal Saturday night in England.

There was nothing abnormal about it. It was just that people were getting a bit drunker

than they would have done probably quite early on. I was there early and people were

absolutely out of it already, yeah.

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