Today at work

Farmer Roy · Jan 21, 2021

Celt83 said:
Cheers Roy, I'm just about to have my breakfast!

haha - I grew up on a farm, my mother was a nursing sister / midwife, I’ve worked on farms most my life, have worked in the funeral industry & now in Parks & Gardens with local council - I think I’m pretty hardened to most things

Farmer Roy · Jan 21, 2021

Celt83 said:
Cheers Roy, I'm just about to have my breakfast!

didnt you like the sunrise ? ? ?

Celt83 · Jan 21, 2021

Farmer Roy said:
haha - I grew up on a farm, my mother was a nursing sister / midwife, I’ve worked on farms most my life, have worked in the funeral industry & now in Parks & Gardens with local council - I think I’m pretty hardened to most things

It was great timing, just as I sat down for a decent breakfast for once (wife still asleep) I coped an eye full!

cows sh#t me to tears · Jan 21, 2021

Bet you'd love to find the dirty Canadian and rub there nose in it mate

Celt83 · Jan 21, 2021

Farmer Roy said:
didnt you like the sunrise ? ? ?

Sunrise and the cricket Park was lovely but the moonlit bog was a bit too much for me!

Farmer Roy · Jan 21, 2021

cows sh#t me to tears said:
Bet you'd love to find the dirty Canadian and rub there nose in it mate

haha - I’ve been there myself. Desperate times call for desperate measures

TBH, that sort of stuff doesn’t bother me as much as litter dropped within metres of a garbage bin. That REALLY shîts me

GeorgeK · Jan 21, 2021

Came through the fields, in through building sides, roof, doors whatever. Got old quad, gennie, chainsaw, drill. Knew exactly what they were doing. Great start to the day

Farmer Roy · Jan 21, 2021

At a public bbq in a really nice little park / playground in the centre of town, that we clean EVERY day of the year.
WTF ??
I picked up 2 used forks nearby & the pack looks nearly full.
if you couldn’t be àrsed or organised enough to bring a few forks from home, surely you could at least take the rest of the pack home.
Ive seen the same thing countless times with disposable plastic plates or cups. No wonder we have problems with the environment . . .

mtx.jag · Jan 21, 2021

Al R said:
22mm today.View attachment 935282

Went to put bales in the same field a few hours later, one of the drier fields
God loves a trier!!!
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I was pumping flood water not a million miles from you last night,the peninsula really had a soaking 🌧🌧

Half Pipe · Jan 21, 2021

Farmer Roy said:
Meanwhile, at my other job at 3.30am
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then watering cricket pitches as the sun comes up
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I think user of that toilet has gotten tff threads mixed up and taken something like levafas diamond (fluke drench that has that effect on cattle) and not ivomectin from the covid thread!

Al R · Jan 21, 2021

mtx.jag said:
I was pumping flood water not a million miles from you last night,the peninsula really had a soaking 🌧🌧

Where? If I flood I would’ve thought 75% of Britain will be underwater

JLLM · Jan 21, 2021

Al R said:
Where? If I flood I would’ve thought 75% of Britain will be underwater

My daughter saw on the bbc that St Davids had had 100mm, we had 21 in the last 24hrs. :scratchhead:

Al R · Jan 21, 2021

JLLM said:
My daughter saw on the bbc that St Davids had had 100mm, we had 21 in the last 24hrs.

More lies from the bbc then

I had 22 yesterday, 14 the day before and 8 last night. That’s 44mm over 72 hours, somehow it’s smack bang between us both and has quadruple the rainfall

mtx.jag · Jan 21, 2021

Al R said:
Where? If I flood I would’ve thought 75% of Britain will be underwater

Not far from nine wells,storm drains blocked and started filling up a court yard development,never seen so much water on the road as last night.

davidroberts30 · Jan 21, 2021

Al R said:
More lies from the bbc then I had 22 yesterday, 14 the day before and 8 last night. That’s 44mm over 72 hours, somehow it’s smack bang between us both and has quadruple the rainfall
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45mm here last 3 days

Bob lincs · Jan 21, 2021

A little chilly today out jetting , lots of layers on and try to stay out of the wind . Still would rather be here doing this it’s easy to isolate .

Bill dog · Jan 21, 2021

I feel for you poor sods getting flooded out , hope you all cope !
More snow up here, but at least nothing is stuck, but they are royally fed up. Hope it thaws a bit, I need to get them down to the steading to scan on Monday!

Al R · Jan 21, 2021

Bill dog said:
I feel for you poor sods getting flooded out , hope you all cope !
More snow up here, but at least nothing is stuck, but they are royally fed up. Hope it thaws a bit, I need to get them down to the steading to scan on Monday!View attachment 935509 View attachment 935511

Poor ewes, never seen snow stuck to them like that

Bill dog · Jan 21, 2021

That’s the ewe lambs, there is a wood at the opposite end of the field to shelter behind, but the silage feeder is at this end , and they are sort of stuck here now. But they’re Romney’s, they’ll cope! ( I hope !)

Amund · Jan 21, 2021

bulls**t in rain

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