Oh What A Time... #126 Journeys and Adventure (Part 1)
Jul 20, 2025
Join in for a humor-filled journey through the past as the hosts share quirky stories about collaboration before digital tools, making you appreciate Google Docs even more. Relive their fun Glastonbury festival blunders and the significance of flags for navigating the crowd. Discover the adventurous spirit of historical figures like Robert Louis Stevenson and enjoy whimsical discussions about custard, longevity, and the transformative power of travel. It’s a delightful mix of nostalgia and laughter that sparks wanderlust!
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Festival Tent Fail Goes Viral
- Chris Scull went to Glastonbury without a tent, mistakenly bringing a pop-out windbreak.
- The Daily Mirror labeled him an idiot, making it a viral moment.
Centenarian's Custard Secret
- Leslie Lemon, a 106-year-old WWII veteran, attributes his longevity to eating custard daily.
- He avoids doctors and medication, providing a unique example of a long, healthy life.
Stevenson's Life-Changing Canoe Trip
- Robert Louis Stevenson's first major writing project was a canoe trip across rivers in France and Belgium.
- The journey inspired his first book, launching his career as a celebrated novelist.
