"The Girl Engine Driver: A Tale Of A Race With A Forest Fire"

We knew we were on the right track the moment we discovered this story in our Archives. We're keen to see if you're onboard! This is "The Girl Engine Driver: A Tale Of A Race With A Forest Fire" by W.D. Morris, first published in "The People's Friend" in 1916. Host Iain is joined by Marion, Tracey and Barry for a chat that begins with the benefits of an American story, and ends with emulating the late Fred Dibnah . . .

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The Dear Old “People’s Friend” theme:
Words by Charles J Cunningham
Music by Arthur Harold
Performed for piano and clarinet by Neil Brand
Sung by Jennifer Phin