rowan mccabe, the door—to—door poet.delivering poemslj his rounds, delivering poems.” brought you a poem. this is jane, she likes horse racing. there he stood in his little hat and said, "cani stood in his little hat and said, " can i recite stood in his little hat and said, "can i recite your palm? " i said i was busy at the moment. —— up a woi'iti. was busy at the moment. —— up a worm. now he is back with a poem on what she loves. horses. their thundering gallops at the races. their faces as he crossed the finish line. wow. that's really good. you got it to the thereat the end.” will see you later, jane, cheers, ta ke will see you later, jane, cheers, take care. how did you become a door—to—door poet? take care. how did you become a door-to-door poet? forcible was to door-to-door poet? forcible was to do with boredom. did you just start knocking on people ‘s doors? do with boredom. did you just start knocking on people 's doors? -- first of all. it works. the process a lwa ys first of all. it works. the process always

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rowan mccabe, the door—to—door poet.ady avoiding you, it is fine. he is not alone! catch up it is fine. he is not alone! catch up with the weather shall we. let us make it quick. here is nick. there have been a few things already written about you simon. we don't need a list. here is what is happening round the uk, no a huge amount of sunshine so we grabbed the few brighter moments here and there, but we have talked about rain earlier in the forecast and here it is, showing up on cloud and rainfall picture, from northern ireland, through north wales, north—west england and into the midlands and stretching into east anglia, clipping a few spots. the sours in northern scotland will tend to fade. some of us getting into frost as skies clear. by the end of the night although most of us will be frost—free, that is a potential in scotland, some fog patches too, and especially into southern scotland. they may slow you down in the morning. friday morning, eight a clock, still this old weather system giving a bit of damp weather