Dear Fencast friends,
Happy New Year, and here’s to you, one and all.
We thought you might like to spice up your new year by listening to a Dennis episode, and so we now bring you Grunty Fencast number 13!
And not only do we bring you a free episode, but we’d like to give you a reminder of our latest release – Archive Editions 18, which finishes off our trawl through 1993’s episodes
Once more, Mr South does his dogged best to get sense out of Dennis (which he does, in a way – just not in a way that might be considered normal. You’d think he’d be used to it by now.)
Their conversation is wide-ranging, as usual. Dennis talks about Maudie’s vitality, and Mr South calls something grotesque. Dennis has the best afternoon, which could be because Mrs Jeffreys was furious. Our hero has a visitation, tries to get to the bottom of George Robinson’s tales of fairies and then has to make a Mary. After all that, he explains why he had to look and listen through the hole.
Be warned, Archives 18 contains a wide variety of things, such as treacherous lino, Butterkist, a little shed with curtains, General MacArthur, rinsing tinsel, riffs, the presidential chair, the isolation hospital, smiting and begatting, a len, Mrs Sturgess’s Iris, the parallels, a sluice, a culvert, beet, Thawpit, the goldfish, a man with teeth, religious smoking, a mangle, a demon singler, looming nostrils, an exceeding high place, the Festival of Britain and pigeon droppings.
Please click here or go over to the Albums section of the shop to get your copy, either as a CD or download.
And finally, here’s your free episode for the New Year. Just make sure you’re not all of a doo-dah before you listen, because Dennis is exactly that. And it’s all to do with the telephone kossak outside the Post Office. Click here to start listening.
Happy New Year, everyone.
TAIYL
Miss Edwards
Hello there. Many people think that the Grunty Fen General Stores have been here for ever! But before my sister and I took over the little post office Grunty Fen was visited by characters such as this gentleman who would deliver and sell all matters of comestibles. Everything from cement to elastic for under-clothing. Just you read the chapter on Old Rep in 
This rather racy young lady is Noreen Coldwick who was was once elected Queen of the Carrot Scrubbing Sheds. Her title (if you can believe what Christopher South says in 
