And it was like I had to

use ways to get out of the suburb.

It was like, okay.

And so it all just kind of came together and I've always loved this place.

This friend of mine has in Otford, which is just around that sort of Stanmore Park area, just below the beautiful park.

What the hell is it called? Is it down… The Royal National Park.

And I just love that area.

Yeah.

[gentle music] This is an R Media podcast.

You've got a guest bathroom, which I put in a really beautiful steam room in there, which is these dark green-

Mm

... and going back to the lovely, that weatherboard.

I love a weatherboard house.

I love going back in time and having, you know, V groove on the, on the, like doing all the cladding inside and just adding a lot of timbers and textures.

And he's got this really beautiful feel of how a house sits in the land.

[gentle music] This is an R Media podcast.

You've got a guest bathroom, which I put in a really beautiful steam room in there, which is these dark green-

Mm

... and going back to the lovely, that weatherboard.

I love a weatherboard house.

I love going back in time and having, you know, V groove on the, on the, like doing all the cladding inside and just adding a lot of timbers and textures, and he's got this really beautiful feel of how a house sits in the land.

[laughs]

So, well, it's interesting.

I, I, I had a pretty massive skin cancer, God, it'd be a long time ago now, um, which was infiltrating BCC that was just sitting under my nose on my right-hand side of my face.

And, uh, and it was pretty significant surgery.

Um, this is, God, probably 15 years ago-

Mm.

And he said, "This has gotta come out now.

We're about to do two biopsies today." And I went, "What do you mean two?" 'Cause I could just see there was one.

[gentle music] This is an Our Media podcast.

You've got a guest bathroom, which I put in a really beautiful steam room in there, which is these dark green-

Mm

... and going back to the lovely, that weatherboard.

I love a weatherboard house.

I love going back in time and having, you know, V groove on the, on the... like doing all the cladding inside and just adding a lot of timbers and textures.

And he's got this really beautiful feel of how a house sits in the land.