During an Robert plant interview on one of the classic rock stations

[Honeydripper]

A message from above could find its way through a process like writing if someone from above intended.

or......a message from above could be good ol' Mrs Gertrude Wheatherby up in room 64b yelling down the staircase "Turn that bloody racket down!"

[eternal light]

or......a message from above could be good ol' Mrs Gertrude Wheatherby up in room 64b yelling down the staircase "Turn that bloody racket down!"

Headley Grange had a Mrs. Wheatherby?

[Georgia]

He didn't have a Welsh home in 1970, did he? The song was begun in the cottage in Wales, though (Bron-Yr-Aur); the majority of the lyrics were completed at Headley Grange (cf. Page's quote about writing most of the words "there and then"). So you're both right.

Well sorry but he did tell me my daughter was there when he said it.

[Chris.]

I'm not saying you're making it up. I think he did eventually buy the cottage, so maybe he gave you the short version of "I wrote it at the place that nowadays is my Welsh property."