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What, you looking for the stupid guy here?

Michael.

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Ryan, where are my maps?

Where do I go to get maps?

Hi.

No, I really.

I'm Peter. You're expecting me, aren't you? A little bit. I was trying to hide from you, actually.

Oh, right.

We had a wonderful competition. There were about 16 apple cakes, and one of the WI ladies, Mary, judged it for us. Absolutely wonderful. She said all the cakes were sukoa.

Absolutely, absolutely. It's a wonderful village event, absolutely wonderful village event.

I have. My favourite is the apple and almond cake.

Family recipes usually, yes.

Oh, amazing. Absolutely amazing. We've been rammed all day. Apparently, I haven't been outside, but they've been pressing apples and bottling since one o'clock. It's a fantastic community. Birchwood is a unique village. It really is. It's a wonderful, wonderful feeling in the village. Friendliness.

It does indeed, but it also goes down to Gadbrook. It goes all the way down to Gadbrook and out there towards Childwood, really. We are a wonderful village community. Last week we had a magician who came and entertained 85 of us with a supper. He was amazing.

This was for the pillars appeal, which is the pillars raise funds for the fabric of the church of St Michael's. Yeah, and it was, again, another fabulous community event. We're very lucky. Very, very special village.