Adults talking transcript

M – and then you came all the way |along |

D -                                                 |all the| way along (.) until monkton coombe

M – yeah

D – and went through the two tunnels (3) and you go from monkton coombe (.) along a bit (.) off the (.) off the canal

M – right

D – and (.) then you join the (.) railway path (.) which is a new cycle path they’ve opened up through these two tunnels (.) you go un (.) onto the flat really

M – oh right (1) because there’s a (.) there’s a hill that goes up from monkton coombe from the A38 (.) that go (.) the A36 (.) that goes up like this

D – yeah (.) no we didn’t go up that (1) there (.) along the cycle path saw a (.) I think it was a gras snake

R – really

D – yeah (.) I was (.) |ahead|

R -                            |yeah  |

D – I was sort of lead by most of this grindy stuff (.) and he heard me coming and slithered off (.) into the grass

R – oh cool

D – see there’s the gorilla pod up there (.) look

M – oh yes (.) yes

R – [laughs] it |looks like it’s posing for the pic|ture with you

M -                |did it take a long time (.) time   |                          who took that one then

D – either paul or james

R – |pardon   |

G – |what did| you say Michael (.) lovely meal

D – yeah

G – was it in the pub

D – yeah (.) we had (.) um (.) steak ale (.) mushroom and ale pie (.) chips (.) cauliflower broccoli  carrots (.) it was really nice

G – and pud

D – don’t think we had a pud

M – your coffee’s over there mike

D – ah (.) thanks (2) so (.) that’s dundus aquaduct

M – mhm

D – (6) back along the cycle path or one of the lanes there

R – (4) did you have someone waiting to take the pictures (2) for you

D – no we (.) just sort of (.) |sometimes I’d put|

M -                                     |where’s that then |

D – this is in (.) um (.) the park in nailsea

M – oh (.) |right|

D –           |now| |that’s|

R -                     |is it    |

D – Adge Cutler (1) |who’s one of the Wurzles      |

R -                           |I didn’t know we had statues | [laughs] |is he from| Nailsea

D -                                                                                       |that is the|              yeah I think so (2) Hannah moore (.) who was a philanthropist in the seventeenth or eighteenth century

M – mhm

D – who built schools

M – right

D – around Bristol and (.) uh (.) nailsea (1) and that is a fella called Coate (.) of Coate’s cider (.) cause Coate’s cider (.) used to be made in Nailsea

M – that’s quite cool

D – yeah

R – we like cider (.) yes yes yes [laughs]

D – (1) yeah so (.) it was really good

R – (4) forty one pictures (.) is that all like final ones |so you have mo|re than those

D -                                                                          |yeah final ones  |

M – yeah (.) great

D – yeah (.) |we had|

R -              |loads   |

D – loads

G – what (1) what happened today then (.) did dad come and get you

R – yeah (.) he did

D – (1) and (.) Robyn’s got work

R – (1) yeah I’ve got a staff meeting (.) for a couple of hours

G – say again

R – I’ve got a staff meeting for a couple of hours

G – (3) you’ve got a staff meeting

R – yeah (.) af (.) after the store closes so it’s Sunday (.) so it’s from |five| til seven

G -                                                                                                   |oh  |

M – so what are you (.) doing (.) um