So this is Christmas, and what have they done? What happened to all the flying saucers? Is anyone listening in Greenland? Does Santa Claus really eat all those mince pies?
Listen to the podcast to find the answers to these and many other important questions about life in Greece.
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The Christmas music used in Episode Eleven is ‘A Mini Christmas Song’ by Milton Paredes
Rob Johnson 
Hi rob….liked the ‘cast….not so sure about the “Scottish” accents???
Have and good one to you and ‘her indoors’…..pola krona!
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Hi Anonymous. (I expect I should probably know who you are, but you might have to give me more of a clue. 🙂 )
As for the Scottish accents, I discovered recently that I’m one-eighth Scottish, but I suppose the Scots eighth of me doesn’t include the voice box area.
Kali kronya!
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Hi Rob,
Really enjoyed 3 more episodes on Jan 1st. Mum did too. Dad hungover and indifferent! Hope you now have new island on your map. La palma is very laid back. Doing a month in some other weather is bliss.
I thought the Scot rather good but the midlands could do with some coaching….shame you so far away.
Happy harvesting for 2013 xxx
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Thanks, Marie. Glad to hear your mum has good taste. 🙂
Sadly, La Palma doesn’t seem to have been coloured in separately, so I presume it just comes up as part of Spain. Perhaps you could try Greenland for your next holiday?
I was going to say something about “the midlands could do with some coaching”, but I don’t want to get bombarded with hate mail from a lot of irate Brummies. 😉
Kronya polla! Rob xx
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Which was the scottish and which the midlands accent? Yer, the ghost sounds like you! Oh my dayz .. now welsh and bad welsh .. ah, the Bexhill accent sounds better. F….in brill Robbie. Loved it. Don’t forget Bedminster ….
Meg x
PS Happy New 2013
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Meg, how many more times do I have to tell you that my only connection with Bexhill-on-Sea is that my parents moved there when my dad retired!!!!? Spike Milligan described Bexhill as the only above ground cemetery in England and also said that people retired to Eastbourne so they could be nearer to their parents in Bexhill. 🙂
(Oh hell, now I’ll get hate mail from Bexhillians too.)
As for the accents, I’ll be doing Bristle next time just for you. Gurt lush!
Glad you liked the podcast though :), and ‘kronya polla’ to you and yours. Rob xx
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