... wet and then progress onwards?

Yeah, definitely.

Like, 'cause the last number of years I haven't quite, um, I haven't really built up, you know, a category strong enough to, to get a real strong run of events.

So I've kind of, I could maybe play one or two events here and then not play for two or three weeks, and then I could get in a late invite to an event, you know, last second.

So it just hasn't been as constant, whereas this year luckily from Q School I've, I've had more of a, a constant schedule that I could plan and, um- I could kind of pick and choose.

Like, I'm taking this week off just 'cause I've played the last five events, and, uh, there's four coming up, so I didn't fancy playing 10 in a row.

[laughs] Body might break down.

Can you, can you share a little bit as to, like, what some of tho- those habits are or what some of the tools that you use are to-

I, I'm interested in sh- as a, as a, as a Britain from Brighton and, you know, uh, just like me, you know, outward-looking in terms of other cultures and wanting to photograph it, where did the Good Morning America concept and idea come from, and why did you start this huge project?

Uh, well, um, I've always wanted to do a, a long-term, uh, piece of work in the, in the US, uh, from as far back as I can remember.

Well, certainly, um, soon after I be- became a photographer.

Um, but with, you know, financial issues, uh, time commitments because I, I taught in a university for 25 years, uh, albeit only one, one or two days a week.

But, um, it still tied, tied me down, so I couldn't, I couldn't do that kind of thing.

And then I left teaching, and I ...

Um, but, uh-I think the...

The, um, yeah, the, uh-