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Hey, how you doing? Adam Buckston here. Thank you very much indeed for joining me once again for

the Adam Buckston podcast episode number 19 this is and it is the beginning of May

2016. And it's actually a very very pretty evening out here in East Angula. After a few weeks of

fairly grim cold window closeness, it is lovely. The blue bells are coming out, the cherry blossom,

is popping from the trees like cherry blossom and the problems of the world seem a long way away,

especially for Rosie. Her biggest concern is whether she can find some deer to terrorize.

This is her favorite route through the wood because they tend to be quite a few

munch-jack deer that appear from the undergrowth every now and again. She goes yipping and yapping

after them very excitedly one day. She will be cornered by one of those munch-jack deer and get

absolutely duffed in. It does happen sometimes to one lucky dog's. Any luck Rosie? No, I haven't found

anything. That's a pretty spectacular view isn't it Rosie? Look at that. We've just come to the edge

of the woods and we're looking out over a wide expanse of field and it's very green and lush. The sun

is going down and half the field is now bathed in a yellow light. The other half is in shade.

I've got a real gift for describing nature, don't I Rosie? What do you think? Yes, you do. Thanks.

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