But in the first year, because I’d not done botany, you had to do botany in those days to be a doctor. Oh, to match the zoology you’d done, or something- So I had to spend a year at Liverpool doing botany and I did, I attended the English courses that year, and some organic chemistry, but the, it was an interesting time, because a lot of the people who’d been through the war were just finishing medical school, and they didn’t give a damn actually, how long it took them. There were chaps who’d been there about ten years, however there was no failing you, throwing you out if you failed, you just went on and on, so it wasn’t a very intellectual atmosphere, I must say.