In Chapter 17, our three amiable adventurers, accompanied by their legendary canine confidante, find themselves marooned in the charming confines of Streatley. Here, they grapple comically with the misunderstood art of laundering, making the river between Reading and Henley their very own open-air washroom. It's a plunge into absurdity, raising tides of laughter as they navigate the soapy waters of domesticity.

We're also drawn into the tranquil world of stolid fishermen and elusive aquatic creatures, amidst the serene backdrop of the picturesque Thames. We're introduced to a richly woven tapestry of fishy stories and chucklesome charades, with our humble narrator donning the role of a fishing philosopher.

Listen as we tow the tale of a gargantuan trout, a legendary creature that sparks a tantalising tale of angling ambition, and prompts a parade of proud fisherfolk claiming the victory of its catch. It's a comical carousel that emits echoes of human tendency to  inflate one's accomplishments  - at least in regards one's fishing success.