Stalham

Um, but I did, I did manage to acquire it, and we've had it ever since.

And in actual fact, I gave a lady to- from our local, um, uh, horticultural society, Stalham and District Horticult- Horticultural Society, um, I gave Lucy, who is- who runs the th- the whole hu- shebang, I gave her a cutting of it because I was just- we were talking about it to the, to the society, about, you know, about different plants and everything else.

And she said, "Can I try and grow that from a cutting?" I said, "Yes, you can.

Start it off in a c- in a, in a jug of water, and then go off and pot it and pot it." And she did, and she's c- she's had no end of plants from it.

She's given it away to all the village, I think.

It was lovely.

Anyone driving through Stalham, which actually I was the other day, I didn't notice any, but you know, on the lookout, can I see any irisine?

Yeah.

"Trey-and-twenty mile, boor, and take us long to do today if the wind holds good," says the skipper.

"So, 'tis Stalham you're bound for.

Well, that were lucky as I happen to be going there too.

What a rum 'un your painter friend is.