Ghosts of Gallipoli

Alasdair takes James to Gallipoli (with layovers in Glasgow and the North East of England) for a brace of chilling First World War ghost stories. (Which are slightly undermined by James's bizarre donkey conspiracy theories.)
Our source is Raymond Lamont Brown's 1975 Casebook of Military Mystery. So hop aboard Loremen Airways and enjoy the authentic 70s air travel experience. Stow your inhibitions in the overhead lockers, and yes - smoking is mandatory.
This episode was edited by Joseph Burrows - Audio Editor.
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[@MichaelZesty]

This is not where I was expecting to discover we are getting a 5th shrek film.

[@randyhodges8782]

I'll never see the shower scene again without thinking of Shreck. Thanks a lot.

[@AndrewTBP]

That wasn't me you heard shouting at my smartphone "It's Simpson and his donkey!" while it played your podcast episode.
Nope, not me at all, nope.

[@AndrewTBP]

I just noticed that the stamp is 5D (5 pence) and it's just before Australia switched to the _sunburned Australian dollar_ on 14th February 1966 to the tune of _Click Go the Shears_ (1891)

[@stgoose]

Canadians forgotten by the British, once again

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How I love you two, and no, I'm not drunk. I wish I could say " I wish I could meet you one day", but I don't really wish that because it would just be really awkward and I would stop listening to your podcast, because that was emberassaing. Anyway, love your podcast. Please never stop. Ps: I wonder what James looks like with a mane and Alasdair with a haircut lol

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