Hello and welcome to mini episode 19 of Real Life Go Stories.

I've got two listener episodes.

Wow, have you?

Yeah, two whole episodes up my sleeve.

I have two listeners stories for you today.

Are you ready for them?

Well, I was thinking about this as we were going into a coordinate.

And after last week's last story, now I'm really not ready.

I'd almost prefer we didn't do this.

That's okay.

No, we're going to do them.

We're going to do them.

Okay.

You're just going to have to buy the bullet bay and just deal with it.

I don't know if I can't finish.

So we've got two stories today and our first story comes from Adrian.

My wife and I moved house in December 2013 from Leicester City to a south Leicester village.

The house dates back to 1693 and is believed to be the first brick house built in Leicester.

The attic, which is currently being converted, has been rumored to have housed soldiers and airmen during war times.

And the basement contains loads of original features, such as original rusty meat hooks,

hang from the ceiling, a bread oven, cheese press, etc.

There's also what looks like a prison door down there onto a room that has been rumored

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