I know, I know.

That one with the arch.

That was the alley that went up.

Little bay south facing bay window.

Used to sit in there.

Enjoy the winter sun.

And now the sun doesn't shine on that house.

Because this is wood there.

It's a blustery overcast but mercifully dry January day

and we've come to the historic town of Favisham in Kent.

It's home to Britain's oldest brewery, Shepherd Neem, which traces its roots back to the 1500s,

and to the ore gunpowder works which provided the explosives that powered the Industrial Revolution.

Music I suspect there might be a few detonations in today's episode

as we meet the award-winning singer, songwriting guitarist and fiddle player Chris Wood.

Chris has lived in Kent all his life and writes songs which put a spotlight on the minutiae of ordinary lives,

often in a very poetic and moving way.

But since the Brexit referendum and the Tory victory in the 2019 election,

Chris has been in a challenging and questioning mood.

Let's find out why.

This is where. This is where I used to live for about 37 years, number 40. Is that the one there, the terraced house, with the alleyway down the side?

Great big white van parked out the front.

On the pavement, I've got so many photographs.

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