Well, welcome to the cart fishing podcast, episode 46.

Lovely. Hi guys. Great to have your ear again.

Hopefully for the duration.

But we'll see. We'll see how interesting we are.

There's a fish.

Oh man. I'd love to know how many people listen to the whole thing or they might

tune in and be like, ooh, the hell of these. It's like the farmer's weekly podcast, isn't it? Yeah. Well, you might find that a few people, this is the first few minutes,

and people may find us, I don't know, various means, quite, because there's people that listen

from really obscure places still, isn't it? Like, all over the world, which is really interesting.

I wonder what they think of our accent? in like i don't know outer mongolia

well it's probably out of all the accents it's probably the one it's easy to follow is it

it's not like quite a harsh accent the old bristolia one we all look like farmers and

sound like farmers and combine harvesters and all that but yeah no i think i think it's easy to follow

so hopefully people will carry on and follow.

Do you ever find it really interesting when you look at the size of the country and yet you go 20 or 30 miles up the road?

I had this conversation recently and the accents are completely different.

Yeah, yeah.

I find that like really fascinating. The influences of history have put accents into areas of the country, which are literally

a stone's throw away.

Yet it's almost like a completely different dialogue.

Yeah, and you'd all merge, won't you, over time?

It'd just become one dialects over time.

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