West Country Yap part 5

Episode FIVE of my occasional series, West Country Yap, WITH SOME SUBTITLES - for those who find it a struggle to tune in to the dialect.
Anecdotal conversations with people of the UK West Country - Devon and Somerset. I'm hoping to expand the series to include people from Cornwall and Dorset in future episodes. The purpose being to record the dialects of the South West of England, in order to preserve a record of the accents - in particular, the older generations, who tend to speak with broader accents. Broad dialects are gradually being lost over time, and the accents becoming weaker among the younger generation.
Graham Trott
Previous episodes are here:
Part 4: • West Country Yap part 4
Part 3: • Video
Part 2: • West Country Yap - Part 2
Part 1: • West Country Yap

[@themarkbishop]

Fantastic. Balls to the new world corporate food production .

[@lindadownton5392]

Oh, look, it's Clarence 😮

[@Janewomanpower]

Question: Are there any last names of Jackman's and Taylor's in these areas. And if you have a link where i could look up some i would love that. Gosh i have to find the time to come to the West Country.!! It's in my head and i'm gonna make it happen.

[@MrTrotty57]

We had a housekeeper whose surname is Jackman. She lives in Teignmouth, in south Devon. Taylor is a very common name all the UK.

[@Janewomanpower]

@@MrTrotty57 thank you kindly for answering my question.