Hello, delicious friends and welcome to Who Dead What Now, the history podcast that's not

your history class with me your host, Katie Charlwood, History Harlot and Reader of Books.

So I'm not long back in Ireland after being in the US and Canada.

And I had somebody say to me today like, how far away from you from Dublin? I'm like three and a half

hours. So, well, three and a half hours in a car. If I try and get a bus, it will take me longer. But if anyone wants to give me a lift

from Donegal to Dublin, not going to say no. But yeah, that's, it's not too far. Like, I can get there.

It's not a huge imposition. You know what I mean? And so I'm working on a few bits and pieces and I am excited to

just get things going because like oops I'm in Canada tour for next year so if you have suggestions

for little places like I'll I'll go up to Winnipeg because that's in Canada and I'll do it right I would have

some border towns for the US for people who want to like cross over I want to just like go from

one side of Canada to the other and like I can basically do it in two week blocks so there's

nothing to stop me taking two weeks going going on for one part of Canada,

and then going home for two weeks, and then flying back to Canada, and then doing another two weeks.

You know, I can do that. It's fine.

So we're going to see how that goes.

I'm really excited to go just like visit places.

And I know this is going to sound silly,

but I really want to see...

I tell of it all the time.

I want to see the world's largest ball of twine, right?

It's in my head.

It's been in there since childhood.

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