Alice Lowe

And the oil that they got from that went back to make perfume for the French royal family.

I had my answer.

As we were going out, the archivist asked me why I wanted all this.

And I said to him about, you know, what had happened.

She said, hang on, I'll look in... She went and looked in some drawers, but she said, I've got a file here.

There was a house that was built in Clapham by the Count de Provence, who was Louis XVI's brother.

They knew that the revolution was coming and he had this house built so he could get the royal family out.

That house wasn't far from Pido's farm.

The last time we recorded episode eight, it was about half past five.

I went in, made some tea and then at six, we liked to settle down for the television, watch the news.

I smelt a really strong smell and it was pipe smoke.

Are you all right?

I don't think I would have been frightened if it was old Chib because he was so lovely.

I hope it was him and he approves of what we're doing because it is his work.

I've got a lovely photo here Derek found.

It's Mr Chibb.

And me in my wedding dress, I was sitting on his lap.

Mum has written on the back, Shirley and Harold.

He was so lovely, bless him.

How much further, Harold?