[00:00:00] interviewer: This key what does it open?
[00:00:03] narrator: Nothing, that's 14 Albert Terrace in Redruth, where Tom and I grew up, they pulled it down in 74 for the road, I went down the morning after, and the door was gone, the whole street was gone, and there I was with the key in my pocket, I don't know why I went on carrying it, yes, I do.
[00:00:23] interviewer: Why did you and Uncle Tom stop talking?
[00:00:27] narrator: That one I'll leave alone, you can ask me and I'll tell you I'm leaving it, put that
[00:00:32] narrator: on your machine.
[00:00:34] interviewer: Is there anything you'd want Tom's children to know?
[00:00:38] narrator: That he taught me to swim, at Portreeth, by walking out till I couldn't stand and then
[00:00:44] narrator: walking back without me, that he was a better man than I ever let on, they can have that,
[00:00:49] narrator: that they can have.
[00:00:52] interviewer: What should happen to the key?
[00:00:54] narrator: Give it to whoever's moving house. For luck, tell them it doesn't open anything and that's not the point.
