Exeter

I will say

she was, because somebody will bring it up, she has been nominated for Try of the Year against England at Exeter.

Other nominees for that were Abby Burton.

Because you've got to get an England one in there.

So I live in Devon, South Devon.

I live in Exeter myself, which is right bang in the middle of the South Coast.

And a lot of my fishing this year has been local to me on various systems.

We're very blessed here that sort of every 10 minutes you've got quite a nice estuary.

Now, Olivia Apps has been nominated, and she's Women's 15th Try of the Year, and that is for the try against England.

This was the one in Exeter on September 19th.

And I believe that voting is open now.

So if you still want to catch your vote for Olivia apps, you can do so on world rugby's social channels.

I'm having a lovely time.

How did you enjoy yourself in Plymouth, in Exeter?

Everyone was so nice to us and we stayed in their homes.

It's been fine.

Dorothy, what did you do when you got to Exeter? Well,

one of the most interesting things in Exeter was seeing the old cathedral.

These ancient buildings are lovely.

I've really enjoyed it.

And before you knew it, Turkins had been swallowed up three or four times and was now part of what is today, I think, Ernst & Ernst.

I started in Torquay, did some work in Exeter.

But it's through my accountancy years that I realised that as much as I loved it, that wasn't going to be my career.

I thought something else would happen.

now.

15, yep, that'll do it.

And so if you go back a few years, I'd gone for a free lunch with a chaplain lead from the RD&E in Exeter, who said, Jez, come and have lunch with me.

I want to show you a mental health unit.

And yeah, this is this is post dated 25th of April.

I think I mentioned that 1984, 4.30 p.m. Exeter District.

And there's a there's a stamp across the stamp which reads beautiful rally country East Devon.

L-R-A-L-E-G-H. Don't know what that means.

OK, so it's kind of childish comedy notepaper with a little cartoon of a squirrel in the corner.

I suspect this is notepaper that's been given to me as a gift.

Marden Hall, Streatham Drive, Exeter EX44QW, 25th April 1984.

I'm already going to... sort of have a wild guess here that this is me writing a thank you letter to my dad because this was shortly after my birthday where I would have just turned 19 what a fresh-faced youngster I must have been dear dad and Yvonne what do you write after the dear dot dot dot dot dot dot bit when there hasn't been a last letter to thank for oh okay I see what you mean.

Actually, should we do a bit of an origin question? Because you're not from Newcastle.

You're from Exeter? Down south, yeah.

Down south.

Devon, yeah.