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There, up, Mirksom.

There, up Mirksom.

Any ideas come on?

No. It's Norwegian, of course.

Ah, of course it is.

Which can only mean one thing, James.

It means it's time for we have ways of making you talk.

Which regular listeners will recognize as the second world war podcast with me, James Holland.

And me, Almari.

Once again, we're in Dorset, home of the Tank Museum, which is home to the podcast for this whole month.

We've had great fun exploring the tanks here.

Right this minute, we're in the conservation hall, which is a bumper to bumper armored vehicles.

Absolutely. If that's your thing, there's even that World War I German tank that's basically a shed.

Could a big steel shed with machine guns pointing out of it?

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