The people here were most curious about it, but they don't know any more than I do! No -local man helped in the building, but one or two fishermen were hired to take the material to the island, and to land the men and soon.' 'It's all very mysterious,' said Julian. 'Oh, he made out the plans himself, and some men were sent down from the Ministry of Research to put the tower up for him,' said Aunt Fanny 'It was all rather hush-hush really. I was afraid he would never be able to get it in and out of all those dangerous rocks round the island, but he got one of the fishermen to take him, and had his own boat towed behind, with all its stuff in/' 'Who built the tower?' asked Julian. 'Mother hasn't taken my boat, has he?' 'No, dear,' said - her mother.
'We'll take our own food, because I'm sure Uncle Quentin will have forgotten we're coming.' 'Has he a boat there:' asked George. 'We can go across to the island this morning,' said Aunt Fanny. The Famous Five (1995) Portman Productions and Zenith Northįor further accreditation visit our website.“NEXT day was fine and warm. The Famous Five (1978)Portman Productions and Southern Television You can contact the Podcast on Twitter or visit our website or email And we compare and contrast what happens when people think the language of the books need updating! In this episode apologies for Katie's voice she's been struggling with illness lately. Katie has read all the books and is very familiar with The Famous Five (Team George forever!) Jen (although a voracious reader) has never read The Famous Five books before, so she is on her own brand new adventure. Your hosts Katie and Jen will share the plot of the book, read some quotes, discuss their thoughts and feelings and discover some TV adaptations. This month we have read Five Go Off in a Caravan by Enid Blyton.
Hello and welcome to the fifth episode of The Famous Five Podcast.
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