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Well, yes, I’ve seen him lots of times before, I know his background. But this just sounded a bit different, a bit “extra“. Maybe it’s just me. Thoroughly enjoy watching him.

Love Ncuti, but what did people make of his accent? It seemed to change, with a bit of Irish and a bit of Jamaican, as if done for an American audience?

I don’t think the Victorians weren’t as prudish as is generally believed!

The picture is of the Llyfnant Valley, Wales. I believe ED is her younger cousin. 🙂

That’s actually a really disappointing message! I was hoping for something a bit spicier. 🤣 Great work though, I would never have got there! Looking at the family tree, I suspect it’s from her younger cousin, with the initials ED. Case closed.

Brilliant, that’s the key! Thanks!

When? So soon that we’ll get relegated this year, and go into administration next year. Probably.

Shouldn’t it be on the inside to detect your movements? 🤔

or they think you should be drunker and fatter. Go for it.

It’s lovely stuff, we like the version with fenugreek.

Cornish Gouda, made by a local Dutch family.

Got this, but it came without a top. 🤔

Yes, but only baby cheeses.

From “ED”? I thought it was EW, but the second letter seems to match the D in Dunstone, so it could be a relative…

And for Steve Coogan fans, he seems to be channeling Jimmy Savile.

Not come across that before, will give it a go. May wait until everyone is sober again after Christmas!

Ah, so post #3 could actually be correct? :lolol:

That's further than I got with Google translate, but I'm reading different letters to you! Any Welsh speakers out there with nothing better to do?

So, could her friend be a Japanese spy from the future? 🤔

Browsing through old postcards on eBay, I came across this one. Sent from the Llyfnant Valley, Wales in April 1906, the recipient was Bessie Dunstone of Hurstpierpoint. She's my 1st cousin twice removed, and at the time was an unmarried schoolteacher, aged 25. But what on earth does the message...