Alice's strange gravestone

Send us Fan MailIn Martham, Norfolk, there is a small church called St Mary the Virgin dating back to 1377. In this church, leaning against the wall are the grave stones of Alice and Chris Burroway. The inscription on Alice's tombstone is one of the strangest ever found. It reads 'Here lieth Alice, she was by her name, my sister, my mistress, my mother, my wife.' The song was 'Oops, Vicar, I married me son' by Zingaro BlueThe Background music was supplied by Scott Buckley.‘At The End Of All Things’ by Scott Buckley – released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.auFolk-a-Dilly Tales is a Zingaro Blue ProductionYour host for the trailer and all episodes of season 1 and episodes 1-6 of season 2, was John Hales / http://www.johnhales.co.ukYour host for Season 2, episode 7-12 is Richard Tree.The podcast was written, edited & produced by Mario & Lesley PriceThe songs & lyrics were composed by Mario & Lesley PriceMixed by Frank ErlenkämperSpecial thanks to Antonella Hall (Cover model Folk-a-Dilly Tales)This podcast was based on the book "Folkstories, Legends & Poems" by Mario & Lesley Price. All stories and tales are subject to artistic license. The background music was composed by Scott Buckley (see links for individual episodes). https://www.scottbuckley.com.au/© http://www.zingaroblue.co.uk