Selsey

Plus previews this week, uh, all sorts.

The history episode with Selsey is nearly ready to drop as well, so keep an eye out for that.

And that is all over on the clubhouse.

But if you're on the public feed, thanks for listening and, uh, we'll see you again next week when Palace are back in action.

The North Sea Island was Britain.

The beach was at Selsey, near Trichester on the south coast.

And the very fact that you and I are alive today, the shelter of our homes, the fact we can enjoy the wind on the heath in camp, our books and sport and school, all these things come to us through men like Wilfred and St. Patrick, St. Columba and St. Ninian, St. Augustine and others who in the days of long ago came to lift our fathers from their wretched, quarrelsome life and from the starving helplessness of the men of the shingle beach.

The people of the North Sea Islands and of America and the rest of the Christian world have these good things in their life because there came to save our forefathers, heroic missionaries like Wilfred, Columba, and Augustine.

The North Sea Island was Britain.

The beach was at Selsey, near Chichester, on the south coast.

And the very fact that you and I are alive today, the shelter of our homes, the fact we can enjoy the wind on the heath in camp, our books and sport and school, all these things come to us through men like Wilfred and St. Patrick, St. Columba and St. Ninian, St. Augustine and others who in the days of long ago came to lift our fathers from their wretched, quarrelsome life and from the starving helplessness of the men of the shingle beach.

The people of the North Sea Islands and of America and the rest of the Christian world have these good things in their life because there came to save our forefathers, heroic missionaries like Wilfred, Columba, and Augustine.

Yeah.

I'm, uh, I'm fortunate to work with some amazing volunteers down here in, uh, the south, all the way from Hampshire across to, um, to East Sussex, down south to, to Portsmouth, Selsey area, and all the way up to, to Golming and further north.

I've got a group of volunteers who are a fantastic fundraising and awareness team.

We have a lot of fun.

Um, supplements.

Uh, I think there are gonna be a history episode soon with Selsey.

Previews-

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He is terrifyingly accurate.

He tells one man he comes from Selsey, another from Hoxton.

He identifies Eliza's specific harsh accent as originating from Lisson Grove, which was a notoriously impoverished district.

We really have to understand that in Edwardian England, language was an invisible, inescapable cage.