Alice Lowe

He's appearing as a little boy.

He's ever so powerful.

Very, very powerful.

So she said, he's saying he's very, very sorry.

And he's pleased that you've had a good life.

So by then I'm in floods of tears.

So I said, why did he come to me?

Ask him why did I get him?

So she asked him and he said, tell her she's to look at the soil under the house in Battersea.

And then she said, I've got to let him go, I've got to let him go.

And she slopped in the chair.

So I said, well, what did you mean by that?

I don't know, she said, but look to the soil.

So on the Monday, I emailed the Battersea Library and said, did they have maps of...

Battersea, Wycliffe Road, have you got maps of what was there in the 17th century?

She said, yes, we have.

So the next week, Derek and I went up to the Battersea Library and they had all the maps laid out for us.

And she got an ordnance survey map, put it over this map of 1790.

And bang on where Wycliffe Road stood, there was a farm called Piddow's Farm, and they grew lavender.

But the lavender was sent from Paris