Welcome everybody to the podcast in a henchhead in the west of Ireland.

It is me, Hector Huckon, Tommy Thiernan and Lareda Bluett.

And wherever you're listening to us, I say welcome.

And I hope you're that well.

What about Scotland?

Ah.

Neighbours have moved in beside me and we've got to know them in the last couple of months.

And we live in a rural part of Galway.

And paint a picture, flatlands.

We live in a part of the world where stone walls.

They're stone walls.

My mother, it was interesting.

My mother's passed away about five or six years and she always said when she came back, when she'd be down in the house,

she would look out and we'd have a stone wall above the back of the house and she goes, it's funny that you've gone to so many places around the world and here you are a stone stroll to tomb back with the stone walls and stop, stop, stop, I detached it and all they tished and there's a bit of me on that they dish, dish, dish, but stone walls very important in my family, even though we were rare.

But it's low country and you're not near the sea and there are no trees.

No.

What do you mean there's no three?

There's not many threes around Claire Galway.

They would start down and knock my as they get to Chum and go back into Belclair.

And there'd be moreover at Car Karlis Thran would be forest area

Claire Galway

is flat, open

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