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Neil: So, Michael, when we go out to Whitehouse Farm, how do you get there?
Michael: By bus
Neil: And who’s on the bus?
Michael: Michael.
Neil: Michael picks you up on the bus?
Michael: Aye, pick-up
Neil: And who do you go with to Whitehouse Farm?
Michael: Me and Annie
Neil: Is there something that you always take with you, on the bus, for you and
Annie?
Michael: A packed lunch
Neil: What do you normally have in your packed lunch?
Michael: A sandwich and a cup of tea. Aye, a cup of tea.
Neil: And then when we get to Whitehouse Farm we’ve got to pay, haven’t we?
Michael: Aye, we pay.
Neil: And who do you pay for?
Micahel: For Annie and myself
Neil: And then what happens when we get into Whitehouse Farm? What do we
normally do first?
Michael: Have packed lunch! Aye, packed lunch
Neil: And what sort of animals is at Whitehouse Farm?
Michael: Horse
Neil: Any other animals?
Michael: Chickens, aye, chickens.
Neil: Anything else? What are the ones that go ‘oink oink’?
Michael: Pigs! Aye, pigs!
Neil: Can you remember the animals which are out in the field? Remember those
animals?
Michael: Cows. Aye, cows!
Neil: And then, when we’ve finished having a look at the animals, before we go
home, there’s something we normally go and do, isn’t there? What do we go and
have?
Michael: A cup of tea.
Neil: And what do you normally have with your cup of tea?
Michael: A scone.
Neil: When we go for our cup of tea and our scone, you don’t just get it for yourself,
do you?
Michael: No
Neil: Who else do you get one for?
Michael: For Annie
Neil: And who pays for them?
Michael: Me.
Neil: That’s right! And every time we go out, who pays?
Michael: Me!
Neil: When we’ve finished our tea and scone, how do we get back home?
Michael: By bus
Neil: Do you enjoy going to Whitehouse Farm?
Michael: Aye!
Michael's story describes a typical day out to Whitehouse Farm that he makes with the rural studies group he belongs to. Posted on 18/10/2010 at 11:48:20