EPISODE · Sep 21, 2020 · 18 MIN
“like school for grownups – all the good bits and none of the bad bits”
from London Walks · host London Walks
This one's very David. It's quixotic, quirky, whimsical, fun and, yes, pensive. And it makes some extraordinary connections. In other words, a perfect autumn equinox piece. And at the end – some very good news indeed. Keep your fingers crossed.
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This one's very David. It's quixotic, quirky, whimsical, fun and, yes, pensive. And it makes some extraordinary connections. In other words, a perfect autumn equinox piece. And at the end – some very good news indeed. Keep your fingers crossed.
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This one's very David. It's quixotic, quirky, whimsical, fun and, yes, pensive. And it makes some extraordinary connections. In other words, a perfect autumn equinox piece. And at the end – some very good news indeed. Keep your fingers crossed.
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