Greetings fellow time travellers, here we are together again, another episode, but a little bit different.

We're wrapping up a stage of the journey. It's not over the journey, but we're marking where we are on the long road.

We've been through space and time together for years now.

I've loved it.

Paul's loved it.

I hope you have to.

I know so many of you do because you're in touch all the time.

We'll soon be back with another podcast to make you think laugh, cry, get angry, I don't know.

In the meantime though if you want to engage with me and with the

rest of the time-traveling family go to patreon.com look for me by name and follow the details and get

among it. There's an as-live question and answer session every week. You also get early access to my

content and competitions. All of that achieved by signing up to the Neil

all of our Patreon.com site easy to join you need to part with some cash but it's

worth it and I'll hope to see there. Okay time to get on with this final episode of this season

recorder microphone action. I'm endeavouring to understand history in hopes of illuminating the future.

I'm Neil Oliver and this is my love letter to the world. It's another landmark along the

way. A journal that shows no signs of stopping but it's worth noticing when we pass something significant and

we've now had well over just over 200 weekly episodes all focusing on aspects of history and archaeology.

In season one you know I have to get reminding, Paul and I started doing this to entertain ourselves during the early part of lockdown.

But it became season one, during which he and I and then more and more of you travelled together the length and breadth of the British Isles.

It was a million years of history which you know unless you get in there and get involved in it, you might think, I must be making that up, but it's true.

And then, and then as time went on, we broadened it out into season two which became a journey around the world.

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