Diggerland

I'd just be going round in a circle to give my kid a bit of that sort of speed that he's craving.

Yeah, someone needs to start a business like that, you know, because that's how where, you know Diggerland that's up north.

Mm-hmm.

Um, it's, it's-

You're not going to say Creeley.

I'm going to say Diggerland.

Ah, that's near

Exeter.

like, like even watching, I was like, how did they do that? You know, whacking the day, but, yeah.

It's like, just a quick aside, there's a place, a couple of places, I think, called Diggerland.

I know my sister took my niece and nephew there for one of their birthdays, and it's basically a big load of wasteland with just old JCBs and diggers and, you know, big caterpillar tyre, sort of.

How do I book it? Do you

That was three.

That night we rode Diggerland.

Yeah,

it's a couple of.

Next up, we've got the letter E, which stands for entertainment.

Now, I received a message earlier in the show from a Kent resident saying that there will be an outcry from ex-forces and truck drivers if I don't mention Diggerland in this section.

But I'm afraid I've got bad news for you, Andrew.

Diggerland sits fractionally outside the Strood boundary.

There we go.

There we go.

It is very difficult.

You then need to go to Diggerland, which is in Kent, where I have taken my children in the past, where they start with the assumption there's nothing you can do, you can't do better in a digger.

so there you children can operate the diggers they can they can dig things out they can go in rides where the bucket of the digger lifts them up and rotates them up in the air

oh my grandchildren would