They said in the Sudan there were only two… two seasons, there was the hot and the very hot, and so… and you had long… people who worked in the Civil Service – my father did – had long vacations when they can get away and come back to. Well, you know, the journey took a long time, so we would spend four or five months out of the Sudan and we – because my mother was from this country – we would tend to come to England for long periods in the spring and summer, and also my father's family were in the Lebanon, so we would also spend time in the Lebanon. So we used to travel from there right across Europe, every year. In those days you took either long steamers, boats all the way round through the Straits of Gibraltar, or you took boats across the Mediterranean and across France and England. So we did that every year, backwards and forwards for, you know, all my childhood. And in the Middle East, through the Lebanon; and also my aunt and her husband lived in Palestine. I spent time with them there… so… all… and my uncles in Cairo, all round the Middle East, that part, and England we… we travelled constantly right up until the war.