Show Notes
Episode Ten: The Dragon, In this episode, our narrator takes an uncharacteristic journey on public transport - a necessary evil after Keith commandeers the Mercedes for a crucial pre-competition grooming session. What begins as a reluctant train ride soon turns into an encounter of legendary proportions. Tune in for:
A masterclass in avoiding unwanted small talk on public transport. A chance encounter with a Dragon (not the fire-breathing kind, unfortunately). A fierce debate on eco-consciousness, luxury cars, and ethically questionable spandex.
Bitingly witty, deliciously absurd, and packed with quintessentially British satire, this episode is a first-class journey into small-town snobbery, unexpected friendships, and the eternal battle between status and sustainability This season of Tales of Harkshire introduces a lifelong resident -and gossip - of the idyllic Kinley Village. Download today to stay informed on the latest gossip ☕ Buy a brew for Harkshire at ko-fi.com/talesofharkshire
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