Hello, I'm Georgie Corridge Cole and welcome to this week's Sherlock's team podcast. I'm joined

today by Harriet Russell, Heather Steele and Lou Huff. Hi, ladies. Hi, morning. It's very back to school

day. I think that was probably said on the podcast last week.

But last week I was like, no, not quite, not quite.

There's one more week of the school holidays.

Today really does feel like the beginning of a new term, doesn't it?

It does.

I'm excited.

I like the beginning of the new term.

So I'm kind of up for it.

I think it was Charles Corrin said in The Times on Saturday. Was it him? I think he said, it's so unfair children get to reinvent themselves at the beginning of a new academic year. And we don't and we should be able to. I think you sort of can reinvent yourself. We definitely can't. I think so. Especially after the last 18 months, it definitely feels like a fresh start to me. The sun is shining, though. We've got a mini heat wave. 28 degrees. I know. By Thursday I think it's on the way out. Yes. At Lou, I know you were in France for a wedding that we can. Yes. My first trip aboard in about two years. So it felt like very surreal to even be traveling, let alone to this like magical fairy tale chateau for my girlfriend's wedding.

So it was amazing. It was very, very intimate. It was just the bride's family, the groom's family and me and my

husband. So we were very honoured to be there. That's lovely. Nine of us and two little babies.

So yeah, it was amazing. Did you cry and crying cry I cried so much it was unreal

I think the thought of you being the only guess that one family is just emotional in itself yeah and we had

already had the the civil ceremony two weeks prior and I cried a lot in that they you know they'd done a few

speeches for that and I'd watched her come in so I thought thought I got rid of all my tears then. But it was literally waterworks were all day. But yeah, it was absolutely amazing. And something I'll never forget. It was like, and it wasn't crazy hot. The day after it rained a lot. But who guys love the day after? Yeah. So, yeah, it was lovely.

It wasn't actually too bright, so it was much better for photos. I want to see this a bit as what did you wear. Oh, I know what you wore. Yes. We both wore our same dresses on Saturday night. Yeah, I wore the blue arge age. I'm never quite sure how you pronounce it. No, I'm not. I say auge.

Yeah, arge dress with the cut out of the back and the bow.

I kind of look like a sugar plant fairy. not never quite sure how you pronounce it no i'm not i say arge yeah arge um dress with the cut out of the back

and the bow i kind of look like a sugar plum fairy because i also have my my um white loflerandal

bow shoes so yeah are they still white no they've had three weddings this summer um all of which

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