Good morning, Ned. Ciao, Davide. Where are you? That's good, novel little twist. I'm in

Rovodezzo in a hotel near a motorway and very close to a high-speed railway track, which

appears to be running entirely to schedule. The first train to pass through was at 4.03

am and then a full weekday timetable followed, with express services passing by my window

very close, every 20 minutes or so. Bright skies above the beautiful Adi-Jay River valley

this morning, with highs of 22 degrees expected by the time the Judith Italia reaches today's

summit finish at Seigardi Alar. You're listening to the morning butterfly, with me, Ned

belting and Dr. David Miller. Here are the Eurythmics, Hunth Sweet Drumes.

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Hello, Ned. Hello, David. How are you doing? How was your rest day? How was your rest day?

My rest day was good. Yeah, it was good. What day was it? It was Tuesday. Yeah, it was

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