1789, as the story goes, the Marquis de Lessertas fell thirsty
on one of his walks about the village, and stopped to drink from a spring
on the property of a certain Monsieur Cachat. Finding the water to his
liking, the marquis made a habit of drinking from the spring and noticed
that a variety of kidney and liver ailments from which he suffered began
to show improvement. The news spread, and about 100 years later the French
Academy of Medicine officially recognised the water's curative properties.
The rest is history. Today the pricey Evian water is sold all over the
world, along with a line of cosmetics.The cast: The Revd David Miller.The date & time: 9 August 2007, 9.30am.

What was the name of the service?
Holy Communion.

How full was the building?
The Lady Chapel was about halfthe memorial service for the Princess of Wales and
the story of the wedding feast in Luke's gospel. Humility was one of Christ's
principal teachings, he said.

Which part of the service was like being in
heaven?
The communion wine was a white vintage, not at all standard C of E stuff.

And which part was like being in... er... the other place?
But for some reason the celebrant seemed not to want us to have any wine.
He kept tight hold of the chalice and barely permitted us more than to touch
it with our top lip. And the breakneck speed of the service! Finally, I
thought it rather cheeky of him to ask the other congregation to quiet things
down after he had just finished preaching on humility.

What happened when you hung around after the service looking