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Let's welcome Jenny Second with an e on the end. So is it Seconde?

It's actually Seconde, yeah.

Second, nice, okay. Jenny Second.

From Hales Owen in the West Midlands. Welcome to the show.

Thank you.

No, this is interesting. The best thing you've ever eaten was lamb in Iceland. To be honest with you, all the food and drink in Iceland was absolutely fantastic. It was such a dream holiday. Yeah, it's a great place. It's been there with our eldest, Phoebe. What activities did you do? Because there's loads to be had. Oh, yeah, we went to the Blue Lagoon. We saw the geysers. I did do some trekking on an Icelandic horse. That was really good. Trekking on an Icelandic horse, did you go over the glaciers? I don't think we went over the glaciers. They're pretty small. They're like sort of pony size, but they're very chill.

It was very relaxing. Isn't it strange when you get changed to go in the Blue Lagoon and it's all

lovely and warm inside and then you can feel that cold draft coming in from the plunge pool?

And then you've got to dip in, get under the kind of the door and then you're outside, but the water is boiling on. Yeah, it's amazing how hot that water actually feels when you get in. It almost feels too hot. Yeah. But yeah, amazing. I'd go back in it in an instant. You've seen Tina Turner three times when you were a child. Your mum was a huge fan so she used to drag you along. Yeah, yeah.

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