Ned, it's the morning of stage two. We are standing behind a fence at Morrow's Abbey.

What's more than the fence? It's a cast-iron fortification, isn't it?

Preventing us from entering the grounds of Morrow's Abbey.

But the reason we're here is, because last night, just before after we'd finished podding with Pete

and I was just editing, you sent me very excitedly, you sent me a message

saying, with a little link to the Wikipedia page of what we're looking at.

Well, it's really close. We're going to go and have a look at it in the morning.

And then you're working up this morning, eight hours later, and you're still excited.

I'm super excited. It was a proper, because driving in here yesterday, it was just so beautiful.

Oh, look at that, bunny rabbit in the graveyard.

And I'd seen a sign for another Abbey and was disappointed.

I went on, once we got back from dinner last night, I went on to Google Maps

and was looking for the Abbey we'd driven by.

And then I saw, actually, we're in Morrow's as Morrow's Abbey.

And I was like, what's Morrow's Abbey?

And it turns out it was built by David I in the 11th century.

Well, David I, who'd a thunk, who was the son of Malcolm III, who had killed Malcolm Macbeth.

Yeah, yeah, wait, get this.

So, David I, his grandfather was, let me get this right, Edward.

Tank, I'd get all these things right, these data, data right, I did write it down so I wouldn't remember.

Yeah, built by David I.

Yeah.

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