The accent was very much on humour - not that the horses always recognised that. The standard cross-country run started from the Washington Singer and then went up past Mardon Hall to the top of the hill and on to Stoke Woods. We ran down through the precipitous Stoke Woods, crossed the Tiverton Road and then across the railway track to cut over to the Crediton Road, returning along New North Road and back to the Washington Singer. In contrast to today's conditions, I do not recall any difficulties with cars or even express trains. I much appreciate the contribution Exeter made to my career.
Some people are lucky.
Rod Maliphant Hon. Research Fellow October, 1996. We held a Reunion party in their honour which as attended by many graduates of the Department. Both have retained links with the Department. Paul teaches part-time on the MSc in Psychological Research Methods course between writing novels and Henry pops in from time to time to see how we are getting along without him.