Oh, well, particularly at Cranwell.
I mean, we had the RAF
And every.
Every Saturday and Friday
Well, people like me and everybody else,
most other people went and it was lovely.
I mean, the dancing was.
It was just, you know, Ginger Rogers and,
you know, classical dancing.
Towards the end, I think with the American
jitterbugging going on, but I don't
But I could dance the foxtrots and quick
I had a whale of a time.
And they were very popular and very
you thought about what you were doing
you could forget about it for a while.
And that really,
that sort of dancing that was great.
I mentioned the one on my 21st birthday
A very important thing
that usually on a Wednesday
And this
somebody came from gec,
think it was called then.
And this man I can see now, he was grey
Didn't matter to him.
He came from somewhere near Rugby and he
and play the most wonderful, wonderful
to us for about two hours.
These things were always very,
It was one of the few things that officers
joined without any.
Without any knowledge,
That was really.
And that was so on all the stations that I
night and that was lovely.
The other lovely thing also
Oh no, when I was in Spectralgate.
But we did have a dramatic society
and I joined that and was fortunate enough
to
of Being Earnest, which was great.
And it was, you know,
as a result of that.
