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This is marvelous! Really looking forward to more!

Beautifully done 👍!

Pot to WOT to me! NOT, pot to wot TO me! Must be from Eng LAND! Maybe lon DON!

Omg I have been waiting for this!!

I’m confused. Are they two men or is the narrator a female?

Argh! 😧 You're bending my brain! 🤯 "Just a bit of a mind flip"... The scariest and most intriguing kind of story for me. The one thing I fear losing over everything I have is my mind, so this freaks me out a bit. I even suspect you been indulging ia a bit of foreshadowing Tony. Love it love it love it! Just my cup of Lap Sang Su Shong. (please pardon phoenetics, my auto correct is disabled). Applause for all involved. Thank you all so much. 👽🖖🖤

Met a lady today who grew up in a haunted house in Chapelizod (2.71 miles from ClondaIkin), won't say the name of the house, as her parents are there. No fingers but plenty of nuisance occurances. Tonight she is hunting for your story ❤👻

this voice makes my knees weak 😩

You should be very proud of this production. Your work just gets better and better! The characters are so entertaining ❤. Has Sheila heard it? 😊

I find it interesting that in the 50s you had to be a trad wife regardless. Now a woman must be an independent career woman regardless. Feminism promised choice but in the end refused to give it. Dont believe me? Just say you are happy housewife and mother to hear the screeching. It's the same with your taste in politics or stories. Say your preference and again with the screeching. One day I hope our society can read the nursery rhyme Jack Sprat could eat no fat His wife could eat no lean And so between them both They licked the platter clean And think "isn't it good we are not carbon copies of each other. Isn't it good we complement each other. There is something for everyone. Hallelujah!"

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This series is AMAZING! I love your writing and your narrations but this series is over the top! I LOVE THE BBC RADIO DRAMA STYLE and hope you keep producing more of the same!!! You and Jasper make a great team. I can see millions of subscribers ahead. Well done my friend! ❤

Spooky!! I was born in Berkshire!! Spent Time living in the Midlands.... 😮 Any more Synchronicity and the Fear and Panic will have me running away!! Lol!!😅 Really Entertaining Work People!!🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟💞

Thank You so Much Again!! I'm Really Enjoying This Series!! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟💞🙂 Had to go back and watch The Rabbit Man again!! It's Odd, but I thought I heard this in the Morning?! Maybe I had a Premonition..😮 Namasté 🙏🕊️💞🌟 Andréa and Jasper. ...XxX... Ps, Loving the Collaboration!😊

Totally engrossing, totally enjoyable 😊

Wow, fab but i never want to go to Ashridge.....oooo just hit me its like Royston Vasey "you will never leave". 😧 🐾🐾🐾🐾

That really had me on edge. The creeping dread was great

Oh yes, the 2nd one, love all the cast, amazing, 👏👏👏

Thank you

Am confused where is Tony? It’s his channel but he’s not there? 😢

Thanks a lot for reading.

Tony Awesome job everything from the boat motor starting up to everyone involved. I can’t wait until the next. Is that Sir Jasper la Strange😅 😂😂 love that man’s work also. So good of you to include multiple narrator’s 😅

Wow, wow, wow! I love this. The irony of Sue looking for a nice play on BBC4. What is Ashridge? Who are these . . . aliens? Are they? And, who are we?

This absolutely made my day! The mix sounds amazing. Being part of this is a dream come true. Can't wait to see what everyone thinks of it!

Rabbit Man part 2 whoo hoo!

I am sad to say this, but is this really Tony Walker? Collaborations, not for me..... They could not improve Miracle Whip. Tony, YOU are the best..............

Excellent production! One can tell that a lot of thought and attention to detail went into this! Great job!👏

All episodes will be added to the Ashridge Playlist. This is episode 1; ruclips.net/video/-FE5LXWCcQo/видео.html

This looks great but does anyone know where episode 1 is 🤔

Woo hoo! Been anxiously awaiting the next installment!

E.F. Benson and Tony Walker! A perfect combination! 👌

Hello Tony, I loved the story and your American accent was spot on! 👌 Take no notice of the complainers. They are just envious of your writing and narrating ablity. I don't understand why anyone would think this story should be read by a woman. It makes no sense to me. It was lovely to see your face, so the next time I listen to you narrating a story, I can put a face to the voice! ❤

I first heard of Spring Heeled Jack while reading The Anubis Gates by Tim Powers, he becomes part of a story that has scientific time travel, supernatural transference, werewolves, Poets Byron, Shelley, The Beatles, an Evil Clown Crime King called Horrobin who has to walk on stilts because he cant touch the earth, The Spoon Sized Boys homunculi made from a paut, fire demons, a frost fair on the Thames with wood that comes to life, underground dungeons, beggar kings, Egyptian magicians, and oh so much more as sci fantasy or many other styles its one of the best books l have ever read, l revisit it now and then even tho l know it word for word nearly. Its a shame its copyrighted it would have been marvellous to hear it read aloud. Spring heeled jack is tied in as one of the characters, l had never heard of him till then

As a Glaswegian, I give the reader's Glasgow accent 9 out of 10. It is a hard accent to get right and the reader does it well.

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😮 Poor Sardonicous!! A Monster of a man who has my sympathy for sure!! I'm listening to this a 2nd time!! Thank you Tony!!🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟!! Narration, as always!!😊❤

Really like the story! There is truly many spiritual teachings about the notion that there is no time past or present. If you’re interested, the book the power of now by Eckhart Tolle, addresses a lot of this. Sorry for any misspellings I’m doing dictation. Also, there’s a really cool book about quantum physics called. The biocentric design how life creates reality. Thanks, Tony for another great narration and discussion. 59:16

Bravo!

Alright, another story which brought me to tears (albeit, good tears). Well done!

I think you did well, adding that information regarding the significance of Christian theology to the author. 1. The author's cultural perception of and belief in the finitude of life and existence juxtaposed with what he considered the divine perception of eternity. 2. If one accepts eternity, then ones perception of time expands, and likewise the expands the significance of your moral and ethical choices. Thanks for highlighting the context, it clarified the themes. This story from a century ago and a different culture echoes in eternity as well!

Ruby Doobie! Our Irish setter is named Ruby and we call her that! Also, ... Rhubarb, The Red Menace, a few other nicknames .... She's not a snorer though! Sleeps very quietly. Anyway, love the channel, including the post-perfornance commentary!

I like the ones in your 'normal' accent - reminds me of home. I grew up in Workington and Cockermouth but a few years in the USA and London and then 30+ years in Leicester and my accent is now all over the place. Plus my parents are both from Kendal so there's a touch of that too. It varies depending on which words I use. To me a back alley will always be a 'ginnel' - not a 'jitty' as they say here in Leicester, and a stream will always be a beck, but when I say 'cob' now I do imagine a bun, not a small stocky horse. I did learn to say gah-rahj, not garridge but a few laals, t'olds and ayes still sneak in... I didn't know about the nickname for Carlisle people (though someone from elsewhere did tell me that apparently Carlisle only counts as a city because it's the biggest place in Cumbria, it wouldn't be one if it were anywhere else). Apparently Workington and Whitehaven people both use the 'disparaging' term 'jam eaters' about the other - each suggesting the others were too poor to put meat in their sandwiches...

I'm sorry you lost your mother Tony. The way you describe it is very honoring. I wish more people were open to this kind of conversation (and by the comments I know it's a conversation). I've lost all my grandparents, aunts and uncles and my father and mother. It's rough but it sounds like you have a good feeling of your relationship with her. Anyway I really enjoyed the story, as I always do, and I'm glad you did it.

Indeed, I came across this story in multiple collections of old folktales, and the like. Together with another whose name escapes me. Like Prof. Shrewsbury said: "at the bottom of every legend, myth and folktale, lies, how distorted it might have become, a core of truth." And I have to agree....🤔

I was listening to this story today and it made me think of ICP- Play with me, after you read 'Play with me' I think I was getting nostalgic.

Loved the personal story!

The image really caught my attention

Oh now I know I like you! A plague on both your houses and moderation in all things. You are speaking my language! Going overboard on anything usually has unfortunate consequences. I love how you break down the stories though you knowledge of psychiatric, medical and general history. I get an entertaining story and a history lesson . It's wonderful. So intriguing and stimulating. Glad I found you. Thank you so much. You make me want to go down the rabbit hole on so many subjects. That ability makes you a great teacher.

Keep the stories coming!