P. G. Wodehouse, Jeeves and the Greasy Bird. Short story audiobook read by Nick Martin.
Trickynicky Marts
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Written a lot later in 1965 and twice the usual length, the very lovable Bertie Wooster is still helping out his pals and family and of course requires a little back up from Jeeves to complete the desired results. Many of the familiar characters are here, including the Glossops and Aunt Dahlia, plus some new ones that Bertie will no doubt be pleased to never see again.
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@richandnadesbentley1682 5 months ago (edited)
I absolutely LOVE these PG Woodhouse stories!!! I have my ears in and am constantly giggling ... Thank you
@cruisepaige 8 months ago
Thank you Nick! I can listen to these including your sweet doggy rather than the horrors that are in the news. "Woo woo woo woorrr!"🐾🦴🐶
@usvalve 8 months ago
What a splendid actor Nick Martin is! I must find out what other audio books he has read. I would think Dickens and Richmal Crompton (surely there must be some left?!) would be perfect.
P. G. Wodehouse, Jeeves and the Greasy Bird. Short story audiobook read by Nick Martin.
Trickynicky Marts
208,157 views
Written a lot later in 1965 and twice the usual length, the very lovable Bertie Wooster is still helping out his pals and family and of course requires a little back up from Jeeves to complete the desired results. Many of the familiar characters are here, including the Glossops and Aunt Dahlia, plus some new ones that Bertie will no doubt be pleased to never see again.
The first PGW story that I read for this channel was The Yuletide Spirit and now four years later it is the festive season once more in Bertie Wooster’s world.
Merry Christmas all!
Also, here are three links to things of interest to me and maybe also to you!
Brother Richard the weaver and rug shop:
https://www.cotswoldwoollenweavers.co.uk/
Weekly updates from an arable family farm in East England, with all the agri. challenges of producing food for the nation and keeping the business sustainable for a future generation:
https://www.youtube.com/@WardysWaffleAndrewWard/videos
Some rugged West Wales coastline by motorcycle:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYSIjsY3zII&t=82s
And a fourth! A song by a farming family, with the now uncertain future for the continuation of the British family farm.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vy3x3EJqVJI