Coningsby

And then we'll once I've got the names and I know which teams who I will then go back and sit and work out which displays they can do to make it fair.

So we try and give each team one of the big displays and then some of the ones that are like based away from Conningsby and then the ones that are based from Conningsby to make it even between the teams rather than just going one, two, three, one, two, three, one, two, three.

where the likelihood is one of the teams would get all of the overseas and the other teams would just get all of the Coningsby ones, what wouldn't be fair.

So it does take a little bit of planning to try and work it out.

Bryce Norton, which is the main Royal Air Force transport hub.

Coningsby, which basically was responsible 24-7 for the defence of the south of England, is not too far away.

Merham, which is also an F-35 base, which is rumoured to be very shortly equipped, or they're planning to equip it with nuclear bombs.

And Lake and Heath allegedly is also, if not now, possibly in the future, going to be equipped with nuclear bombs.

So we're looking at bricks, tiles, uh, uh, ceramic building materials, but of course natural stone and timber framing and, and the like, and the roofs clad with thatch, et cetera.

How does that affect ambient temperatures? Now, a few years ago, I did a film shoot over in Lincolnshire on the actual hottest day ever recorded in Britain, and it was just slightly over 40 degrees, and it was captured in a village called Coningsby.

And I was doing this shoot in the adjacent parish, so there's no doubt to my mind that it was as hot in Tattershall as it was in Coningsby- [laughs] ... which is about 1.2 miles away.

You know, we're [laughs] we're not really dealing with, with, with a huge difference in temperature.

And the director of this film shoot really wanted to shoot outside in the bailey of the castle with the sun beating down.

You can't declare an emergency.

And not only did that, like we can't, we're not even going to go all back to Coningsby.

We're going to go to the nearest diversion.

So we landed over in Norwich.

Ooh.

But it did not beat the all-time UK record, which was 40.3 degrees, recorded in July 2002 in Coningsby, Lincolnshire.

Nice.

Um, and finally, what was the last episode, Mark, of Faith and Geekery titled before our summer break, since you titled it?

Uh, if you go north a bit, you can...

Like, right outside of Coningsby, to the east, there's The Grafters Cafe, and they got-

Oh, yeah, I see that

...

It kinda feels weird, to be honest.

There is th- I don't know what this is in the middle.

I don't know if these are manmade lakes or what this is, but if you go southwest of, uh, Coningsby-

Oh, yeah