They were bigger, they had neighbours, Italian neighbours, the guy who designed the bridge for the A-19 flight on the Stirling.

And the neighbour was an engineer in an airship, and that makes sense when Denmark put the wall out in the sea for us.

It's interesting, isn't it? It'd be really good to be able to go back and actually be there at the time and see actually what happened,

and see if we got an airtight machine or something.

Do you know what, though? Well, she used to play with, no, it's too late,

but the stories were all about how she was little, and she was always playing with the neighbours' kids who were 8 to 10 years older,

but that means they're not going to be around because they'll be 100 plus now.

But they may have known. Do you know what I mean?

If there was like a 10 or 12-year-old kid who would have remembered that the mother was pregnant and then had a baby,

and the neighbours took it, and used to look after it, they'd play with it, so you never know.

OK, you were the straps for me. Yes.