Welcome to the History Tricks where any resemblance to a boring old history lesson is purely coincidental.

Hi, it's Susan. If you know anything about us, you know that we're not really big on big announcements.

As a matter of fact, even in our episodes, we keep the announcements to the very end after we've finished all of our coverage.

So, on our last episode, as you had listened all the way through those announcements after our coverage of Olympias,

you would have learned that we had planned for today's episode to be from London.

We are going to be on our long plan for long awaited, excited about Trip that once again was derailed because of COVID.

That trip to London has been postponed again until next June, and we'll have more information on that in the next month or so.

There may be some openings available if you'd like to join us because ding it, we really need to get to London.

We have been planning this since early 2019.

Anyway, I'm babbling. Beckett and I had planned for this episode to be from London, but since we're not in London, we decided to take this episode as a bi-week.

Ooh, look at me with the sportsling go.

Anyway, we've gone fishing, or we're sitting by a pool sipping a pims' cup or sleeping. That's highly probable.

We're most likely researching for our next episode.

And the next episode is one of those subjects that I knew absolutely nothing about, and now that I dove into her life.

I'm like, this is the best story. So we'll have that for you, that best story.

That will be available for your listening pleasure in two weeks.

Bottom line, we're taking a bi-week, gone fishing. The next episode will be available in two weeks.

Beckett and I hope that you're enjoying your summer, or your winter, if you're in the Southern Hemisphere.

Stick around for the end song. It's What I Did on My Summer Vacation by Shane Jackman.

It very much reminds me of summer loves of my past, but there's some elements in there that, well, I don't want to spoil this surprise, but you'll hear, I mean, you'll say, oh, I know I see this in thick this song.

Both Beckett and I thank you for listening. Bye!

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