First there was Beyond Our Ken.
Hello Rodney ... Hello Charles. I think the answer lies in the
soil.
But this was followed by the brilliant Round the Horne
with Charles and Fiona, Dr Chu N Ginsberg MA (failed), Rambling Syd
Rumpo, J. Peasemold Gruntfuttock and, of course, the immortals
Julian and
Sandy
Hello, I'm Julian and this is my friend Sandy...
When solly (the dr bit came later) listened to this radio show
45 years ago as a teenager, he thought it was the funniest thing on
radio. When he listens to it now, he realises that he couldn't
possibly have understood most of it. We wonder how they got away
with some of the lines. Of course, you have to have a mind attuned
to the double entendre that was the specialty of the show, but ...
well. Really. I mean. And at the time, homosexuality was
illegal!
Listen to an episode.
Or several episodes (Google will find more for you). You might need
some help to translate the Polari.
So this ring of caches celebrates the bold, bona Round the
Horne. Get your lallies in your strides, get your batts on and
troll round our bijou cachettes, and vada the dolly eek of the
Pishill countryside. Mince your thews, get your lallie tappers on
the tober, get your luppers on our boxes and blag the bona
clobber.
Gather the numbers as you go to find the bonus cache:
RTH30 Big Box Bonus! (GC262K6)
This cache is not in the churchyard or its wall. It would be
possible to do this cache as a drive-by, and while this will get
you access to the great views and a charming church where you can
buy truly excellent flapjack for a 50p donation, you'll miss the
nice walk this series was set to take you on. Bring a camera.
Little clue- Think of what Wilma's surname might be, and what she
might have tended well.