🌴 More Than Words – Episode 24: Not Throwing Away My Shot 🌴

From Caribbean cruise confinement to Tyrone crossroads and compost-related trauma, because nothing says “walking project” like Alexander Hamilton, granite grottoes, plantation paperwork, and a smell you can’t escape.

Featuring:

🏝️ Nevis: tiny island, enormous history

🎭 Alexander Hamilton: overachiever and rapper-by-proxy

🪨 Virgin Gorda: granite boulders showing off like they’re paid per Instagram post

🪨 Gold stones, saintly nagging, and excellent bogs

🚧 Ambush junctions, and a café that sells tights

👃 Cabragh: poor land, rich smell

🧵Quakers, linen, and porridge-brand cosplay

🐎 Waterloo: I was defeated you won the horse

🏰 Forts taken by phishing scams

🛍️ Scotch Street: saints, settlers, prisons, teapots, and a pub sign rebrand

It’s cruise ship Stockholm syndrome, Founding Fathers on holiday, granite flexing, plantation geometry, linen empires, compost protests, and enough history to qualify as emotional cardio.

☀️📍 More Than Words – Stage 23: Show Me the Sunny 📍☀️

One brief detour into cruise-ship excess — then straight back to what we do best: historical over-delivery, questionable decisions, and a stage so dense it should’ve come with a contents page.

Featuring:


🚢 A floating buffet briefly interrupts the walking


🏰 Plantation optimism, and the bold theory that stolen land would be fine, actually


🧊 Drumlins: ice-age bubble-wrap


☠️ A village literally named “plague grave” 


🍺 Miraculous beer taps, and medieval dairy-based divine protection


⚔️ Dynastic feuds: playground version


🧀 Victorian cheese co-operatives

You'll get massacres, monasteries, plague pits, saints with excellent miracles, and nineteen waypoints that refused to behave. Listen to this and you’ve survived the Fermanagh Mega-Stage — everything else is basically a rest day.

🌊🗺️ More Than Words – Episode 22: West Side Story 🗺️🌊


From British winter trudging to neon-lit Miami smugness, before plunging back into Fermanagh’s lakes, legends, and paperwork-heavy dampness — Stage 22 is what happens when walking logs develop jet lag.


Featuring:


🍺 Liverpool reunions: retirement smugness vs inbox trauma


🌴 Miami Beach: art deco excess, rollerbladers, and fitness via tourism


🏞️ Fermanagh: where water owns the land and lets humans visit


🧺 Kesh: wicker bridges and early-Irish flat-pack engineering

🪨 Boa Island: war goddesses, and the world’s grimmest double act


🏰 Castle Caldwell: defeated not by rebels, but by plants


📜 The Cathach: history’s bloodiest copyright dispute
🍶 Belleek pottery: famine relief turned translucent luxury

It’s folklore, copyright wars, haunted islands, soggy borders, and enough lakes to legally classify as a water feature.