It'll be quite heartwarming and good, but it could also be a disaster. So it could be fun either way. Wow. Hello and welcome to the Abroad in Japan podcast. Probably the best way of learning about life in Japan without actually being in Japan. I'm your host Chris Broadbord. We're joined, as always, by England's Top Japan enthusiast, Mr. Pete Donaldson himself. Pete, how the devil? Are you doing it? What's going on? Did you just wave at me like the queen there? He's sort of waved your hand like that and went, oh. The queen's back. What do you? She's waving at Pete Dawson. She's back. Well, you know, Charles has been doing bits and bobs out and about with his big old sausage fingers. But yeah, I'm doing well, Chris.

Project Knock a Wall Down has ended its third week

because I have limited time in between work and babies and stuff.

Yeah, all my dekons rotten, rotten.

So I've basically just been going to...

I've been driving with the Toyota Century to the timber yard

around the corner from my house,

and then hanging these...

You know, they must be like five metre decking boards

out of my sort of window, like a big lance.

So it basically looks like a sort of Sherman tank.

So going down the street.

Oh, you know, when they take those big

wind turbine

legs what they go fucking called

the turbine

wind turbine

you know like the wind turbines

are massive and like each

um is it blade

what blade that's the word

and each blade has to be taken down quite windy, rural streets one by one.

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