- Location
- Ceredigion
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My dad would have kicked my but for working on the lords day , shame on you
My dad would have kicked my but for working on the lords day , shame on you
What do you do on a Sunday?
- Thread starter Geordielass
- Start date
Chae1
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Copulate
What! All day?
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Often have to take hay or straw out to horsey folks, but after 25 yrs of milking, these days we have croissants in bed reading papers from sat or on tff until ten, in summer unless its busy often head for the beach or go for a walk. Off to see my daughter and her little family today, my little grandaughter will put a big smile on my face
multi power
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- Location
- pembrokeshire
was the farm tidy?
From July to November its usually work but always try and finish in good time. This time of year its trials biking if there's a trial on, if not its trials bike practice! Then normally big Sunday feed at the gf's or its Sunday dinner at my parents then round to my grans for the afternoon. Not often Sunday is a quiet day!
Always early to bed Sunday night!
Always early to bed Sunday night!
Notquiteretired
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- Location
- West Lothian
Hope you got up earlier than 8:20 AM
- Location
- Norfolk
Usuall have a lo of visitors, tried to get back to having a proper roast now, but its pretty much same as. Tho today have cancelled all visitors for an epic epic paperwork marathon 2 years vat reclaim and trying to avoid fine from not having books done yet.
John 1594
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- Location
- Cambridgeshire
they had sold all the machinery a decade before, fleet of MF and fendt tractors
yard was spotless and land farmed by a neighbour
Leaky
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- Location
- North West England
Ahhh......surprising how much difference a commer as in ,,,, makes when
your writing lol
Well spotted IH 684 !!
your writing lol
Well spotted IH 684 !!
2wheels
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- Location
- aberdeenshire
aye it taks an aiberdeenshire loon ti get is priorities richt
As little as possible, an hour am and pm, at the moment a run in the morning and then day doing things with the family unless something NEEDS doing on the farm. In summer look round AM (hour at most) then go to a dog trial or spend the day with the family or both at the same time if its nice.
- Location
- South wales
Who's the chap in your avatar pal?
Nearly
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- Location
- North of York
Just been moving logs from right hand side of the picture to the left.
My Great Grandad, 1949 English National winner at Morecambe!
- Location
- South wales
That's a cracking picture fair play wish I had more of my farming ancestors
Think we have a fair few old ones from my Gran, it helps that my family have been successful in sheepdog trials so there are press clippings from then with photos and stories of what they had been winning
Princess Pooper
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- Location
- East Mids
Winter time all the normal dairy jobs but usually essential routine only. Church if I can make it, services irregular but on PCC so normally there well in advance, coffees etc to do afterwards and one of last to leave so a long slot. Afternoon often doing odd jobs like fill the bird feeders, might take my camera out round the farm for an hour or so, gardening etc. Summer we often host farm walks for Sunday afternoons. Usually cook a Sunday roast or some salmon, for evening, or in summer a lunchtime or evening BBQ. Currently doing some lecturing on Mondays so last minute notes being prepared on Sundays!
