Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 9
Before finally, you know, in finally applying for vet college, What zoos did you see growing up?… Read More
Before finally, you know, in finally applying for vet college, What zoos did you see growing up?… Read More
And then when I moved to boarding secondary school, high school had a a a major had a, both a young farmer society and a, a natural history society, which I got very involved with and led them both at one time or another. So keeping everything from jays and… Read More
What impressions did they have on you?… Read More
And there were still bomb sites everywhere. The cathedral stood isolated, literally in a sea of bomb sites. It was a pretty dramatic sort of place for a young person to be made. One very homesick because I wanted to be out in the green fields, 40 miles to the… Read More
So father used to have, you know, he would have a two on a Sunday morning, we’d have two or three baptisms in a row on a Saturday. He’d have three weddings in a row ’cause of the picturesque nature of the church. And so we boys were sort of… Read More
And so, you know, from a very early age at a time and of course security, children’s security, nobody really worried about it. So my brother and I have one full brother to a half, brother and sister as well, could roam at will. And there was a stream, a… Read More
Were animals part of your life?… Read More
Yeah, very, very much so. I mean, we, we had, when we’d, obviously from the time I can remember, I was in this village to the north of London with, and it was the house we lived in called the Rectory was one of those lovely Georgian, completely unhealable houses,… Read More
And who were your parents and what did they do?… Read More
Both of Welsh, the whole family, both sides of Welsh extraction. Father was an Anglican minister, a rector in the Church of England who had a parish, started as a curate, a junior priest where I was born. And then at my age three we moved, we moved down to… Read More
Well, I’m David Jones, and I was born in the north country in England, in Cheshire on the 14th of August, 1944. So I’ve just had my 80th birthday. Read More
But always the first question is, what’s this cost?… Read More
I was like, it doesn’t cost you anything. Read More
And wow. Read More
You know?… Read More
It was anything, I didn’t walk out going, okay, today I’m gonna do that. Read More
The place was like, hey, wanna join me for a few minutes?… Read More
Why are you yelling at me?… Read More
And I said I’ll see you later. There’s something else going on here. I don’t need to be in the middle of it. I thought to myself, man, I gotta be careful here when I ask somebody, but I tell you, most people just loved it. Read More
Hey, Mary. And then he’s like, screaming at her, Mary. And then she’s turned around. Read More