Godstone

And this was a natural foundation for sympathy between them and made them familiar companions in a period of Bentham's life during which he admitted much fewer visitors than was the case subsequently.

At this time, Mr. Bentham passed some part of every year at Borough Greenhouse in a beautiful part of the Surrey Hills, a few miles from Godstone, and there I each summer accompanied my father with a long visit.

In eighteen thirteen, Mr. Bentham, my father, and I made an excursion which included Oxford, Bath, and Bristol, Exeter, Plymouth, and Portsmouth.

In this journey, I saw many things which were instructive to me and acquired my first taste for natural scenery in the elementary form of fondness for a view.

A servant named Margaret Wood had heard a man called William Yeldill telling John Dodd's wife that Graham had shown him a sandbag full of new gropes.

So Yeldale is a servant to a local husbandman named John Comport the Younger of Godstone.

There's a lot of names here.

So let's go back and do it again.

Servant named Margaret Wood has heard a man called William Yeldale telling John Dodd's wife that Graham had shown him a sandbag full of new groats.

He is a servant, Yeldale, to the local husbandman named John Comport the Younger of Godstone.

All right, you have that all clear? You need to like make like a, um,

like some kind of like one of those whiteboards or something.

And we work out the client journey through their business.

So for example, there's, There's a great company called Dorwyn in Reigate that do, Reigate and Godston, that do windows and doors.

And one of the first things I did with Will was I said, right, so how do clients find out about you? What do they do? And he's got a brilliant showroom in Reigate.

So I said, right, come on then, we've got to show where the showroom is.