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Hello gang, this is Claire here with a huge apology. So sorry we can't bring you the podcast

this week. But it's my fault. Well, it's not really my fault entirely. I'm in Cornish

Cornwall. Now, week one of Cornish Cornwall, I was at Judas Place, which is very Wi-Fi-friendly

and has a washing machine. So I had clean pants and everything. This week we are somewhere

a lot more remote. There is no washing machine. I've run out of pants, and we cannot record

the podcast because I've only got about two and a half G here. So that's really, really

sorry. I'm just really stuck. It's made me feel quite insane, the lack of Wi-Fi. I'm

sure it's very good for me. But anyway, we will catch up with you very soon with tons

of gossip and fill you in on what you've missed out on this week. And all we can do is say

huge sorries and back with you very soon.

Hello gang, hello Jenny, it's Judith here. I want to show you, we can't chat tomorrow.

And yeah, we are a bit pathetic aren't we? I dare say some of the younger gang members would

have been able to sort it out, but never mind. Hope you're having a nice time and recycling

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