[Woman:] "It's funny to think there's no shelters this time. We had an old Anderson in the garden. I can see it now. We had stertians growing all over it, and we painted the front green. Painted it looked quite pretty. Next door grew cabbages on theirs."

[Man:] "Yes, we had a Morrison. Mmmm. I used to sleep in it. I stuck pin-up girls all over the inside. Betty Grabel, Ann Shelton, Tricia Rock. The roof got all smoky, 'cause I used to read in bed with a candle."

[Woman:] "Yes, it was nice at the war, really. The shelters, the blackouts, the cups of tea..."

[Man:] "The A.R.P., the evacuees, London kids seeing cows for the first time...."

[Woman: "Old Churchill on the wires..."

[Man:] "Those were the days."



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