Paul Sloane records his young son Arthur in Camberley, recounting a day that included visiting Badshotley to see animals like snakes and parrots, playing a monster game with granddad, and singing a Camberley song.
Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. So Arthur, what have we done today? Please tell us. Where did we go?
We went to Badshotley.
What did you see in Badshotley?
Lots of animals.
Lots of animals. What did you touch? A snake. A snake?
What was it like?
I don't know. Yes, you do. And what other animals did you see?
Parrots.
Parrots, yes, okay. And what else have you done today? What game did we play when you got in the car?
Monster game.
The monster game. Who was the monster? Granddad. The monster, yeah, it's the monster game. Granddad was the monster. Then we went to Frimley Lodge Park this afternoon. What— when you played in the sand with the other boys, do you remember? Was that good? What did you like about that? I don't know. You don't know? What did you do in the garden? You played. What did we watch on TV? What have you just watched? Room on the Broom. Say again, please, we can't hear you.
Room on the Broom.
Room on the Broom. Turn around, let's see you, please. And who's in Room on the Broom? A dragon and a cat. A frog and a bird. And where are you now? In Camberley. What song do we sing in Camberley? Camberley, Camberley, Camberley. Very good.
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