What does Home mean to you? I'm Jimmy Famire, writer, broadcaster and restaurant critic,

and I've been speaking to well-known names about what Home means to them.

And it was in the East End of Burmesemese, when Burmese it was rough.

I remember thinking, none of the boys are going to fancy me.

Gourd-Dum Barotti and a chicken curry.

You are full, you are connected to your culture, and you may get a heart attack.

That's Where's Home Really, with me Jimmy Famera.

Find it wherever you're listening to this. Forests are large. I mean that goes without saying, but it's not something you go out of your way to think about.

Around 31% of the earth is covered in forest.

Thick trees reaching into the sky,

just enough room between them for people to fit, almost like they desire to be explored.

31% doesn't feel like a large number, that is until you find yourself lost in one.

Then the expanse of the forest feels infinite.

There is a magical appeal to that wooded infinity, much like how you'd look over the sea and wonder what creatures reside at the bottom.

I looked into the woods, seeing through increasingly small sight lines as the trees stretched on and wonder,

what those trees could be hiding.

I suppose that's why I started working as a Park Ranger.

I liked how the mystery inspired me to think outside of my comfort zone.

You'll hear so many stories in your lifetime.

Whether you're roasting marshmallows around a roaring

fire or polishing off some beers in your buddy's basement, someone is inevitably going to try

and scare someone else.

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