Today at work

Muddyroads · May 12, 2020

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spent today pulling out fences and cutting the hedge back then pulling new wire all with 1 machine!
the old case Mx finally clocked 10,000 hours, it’s been in the late 9900 for a year!
it’s hours are suspicious as we have a feeling it may have been clocked when I bought it with 5000 hours on

How come you’re allowed to cut a hedge in May?

BobGreen · May 12, 2020

Finished this just in time as forager turned up to fill it again !

ARW · May 13, 2020

Muddyroads said:
How come you’re allowed to cut a hedge in May?

The hedges had already been cut in autumn we just pull the fence out and tidy up the bottom of the hedge

GeorgeK · May 13, 2020

Lick of paint for the workshop

Restored!

On a roll so the diesel tank got a restoration too. Like new. Thought I'd taken a wrong turn and found myself in @Robert K s yard for a moment

Tomr10 · May 13, 2020

GeorgeK said:
Lick of paint for the workshop
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Restored!
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On a roll so the diesel tank got a restoration too. Like new. Thought I'd taken a wrong turn and found myself in @Robert K s yard for a moment
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You missed a sheet

GeorgeK · May 13, 2020

Tomr10 said:
You missed a sheet

A long time ago the white sheets on the side of the shed were see through. They still are from the inside if the sun is bright enough! They can't be touched because they would disintegrate into powder

Lowland1 · May 13, 2020

4 seasons in one day. Digging and planting potatoes.

Bald Rick · May 13, 2020

20 years old meets modern 6m cultivator... pfft, no problem

Steevo · May 13, 2020

Bald Rick said:
20 years old meets modern 6m cultivator... pfft, no problem

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Meets beach!!

JLLM · May 13, 2020

Bald Rick said:
20 years old meets modern 6m cultivator... pfft, no problem

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How far out is the tide?

Ukjay · May 13, 2020

Bald Rick said:
20 years old meets modern 6m cultivator... pfft, no problem

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What you doing on the beach, is that your land?

Bald Rick · May 13, 2020

As posted in maize thread, was where Maurice Wilks tested his prototype land rover
Now we are growing maize
Chitted in days but will need rain through the summer I reckon

MickyMook · May 13, 2020

Finally rolling in the last of this year's Spring reseeds. Perennial ryegrass and clover mix with a cover crop of wheat, rye and barley. I'm pretty sure it's 75 years or more since these fields were last in plough, so hopefully this will freshen them up nicely. Plenty of stones gathered off this ground - the second photo is of the worst bit of it.

Wombat · May 13, 2020

Bald Rick said:
As posted in maize thread, was where Maurice Wilks tested his prototype land rover
Now we are growing maize
Chitted in days but will need rain through the summer I reckon

At least there is no tourists or deck chairs to go round being in lockdown

Steevo · May 13, 2020

Wombat said:
At least there is no tourists or deck chairs to go round being in lockdown

Won't be long.......!!

What lockdown??

Deerefarmer · May 13, 2020

Banging down wholecrop barley .. good crop

mrs mtx · May 13, 2020

Bales at home ?

small boy did his first ever canter

Then we poo picked

Yesterday’s bake - banana muffins

Cat returned with his 3rd mouse of the day

Deerefarmer · May 13, 2020

It's one of those clear beautiful days where you just want to take pics of it all [emoji849][emoji23][emoji23]and share all over social media [emoji849][emoji23]

Veryfruity · May 13, 2020

In attaching toms this morning

blue power · May 13, 2020

started on silage today

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