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Well, there we go. I'm not dancing, Judith. You might be dancing to this. Too hot to dance.

Oh, far too hot. I'm actually taking my dongleies off. I'm at June. I'm at June. So I'm looking

out at Lidham Green. I can sort of see the scene. Great lady, still green. I tell you

the weirdest thing about coming up north, Judith. It's the weirdest thing. The grass is still

green. It's still green. I haven't seen any green grass for months. Well, I know. The grass

in my mother's flats in the front garden is suspiciously green. It's it won't you know?

Do you know? I have a little. You should have been some sprinklers. Well, if I see anybody

with a hose pipe, I shall go out. I shall go out. I shall say, excuse me, I think you'll

find. You should put that away for now. But I just think they've had this, this heat wave.

I mean, oh, how are you feeling? How are you dealing with it? It's getting silly now, isn't

it? But talking to Green, you know, the other day when I was driving back from Cornwall, I saw

some cows get walking over a field, right? Yeah. And actually the corner of my eye, I thought,

oh, there's some builder beast. Or you know, those, those, those, I didn't know what they

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