Sounds a bit like Hazel Woolley.
For all you Archers fans.........
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Ooh yes, that crossed my mind too. Don't think I could bear to listen to such a murky scenario. The Grundy trio was enough.
Superted820
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Not sure on the new Robert Snell. Took me a while to realise it was a new actor. ( if you’re allowed to call them that nowadays.)
Me neither. Sounds a bit dour this bloke.
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Who rings the NSA when they need some local grazing? Have they absolutely no farming contacts outside Ambridge village?
primmiemoo
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Almost as though he's finally given in to Lindypops
primmiemoo
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May I double check with the full on fans, please? Ed and Emma do keep Texel sheep, don't they? I've just read a very confident post on X that's adamant they keep Beltex.
Glad Ed was final bidder on the everso important chainsaw. He and Emma still need that break into their own independence from the Grundy crab bucket ~ especially now Jarrge has his own ambitions to move them into a bigger, blingier bucket.
Glad Ed was final bidder on the everso important chainsaw. He and Emma still need that break into their own independence from the Grundy crab bucket ~ especially now Jarrge has his own ambitions to move them into a bigger, blingier bucket.
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I’m pretty sure when he was showing them it was texels
primmiemoo
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Thanks, both. I thought they were, but the confidence from the other party threw me a bit 
. I'll try to find a way to have the differences explained to them by someone they respect.
It wasn't long ago Ed and Em were lambing. Weren't they fortunate to have back the dry ground gratis the way they did for lambs to do so well. You really couldn't make it up.
. I'll try to find a way to have the differences explained to them by someone they respect. It wasn't long ago Ed and Em were lambing. Weren't they fortunate to have back the dry ground gratis the way they did for lambs to do so well. You really couldn't make it up.
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I hate to break it to you but I think that someone has made it up.Thanks, both. I thought they were, but the confidence from the other party threw me a bit
It wasn't long ago Ed and Em were lambing. Weren't they fortunate to have back the dry ground gratis the way they did for lambs to do so well. You really couldn't make it up.
I too marvelled at the growth rate of those Texels but must confess to wondering whether they were Beltex's in the past.
primmiemoo
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Mustardmit I'm troubled by Robert 2.0. He doesn't sound like himself at all.
primmiemoo
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How they've got to well into 20+kg weights and still sound like they're under a fortnight old is amazing, too.
primmiemoo
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(I do think dear Keri Davis does tune the sfx to tease us farmer listeners. I haven't heard the Montbeliards for a while, but I'll bet if he's the scritpie du jour when they're on, they'll sound less French than usual.)
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How has Grey Gables suddenly become Fawlty Towers with Brad playing Manuel and repeating every small instruction? I thought he was supposed to be a bright spark.
Hope the evil, mysogonistic offspring of the newly hatched tree surgeons doesn't get his hands on the new chainsaws.
Hope the evil, mysogonistic offspring of the newly hatched tree surgeons doesn't get his hands on the new chainsaws.
Superted820
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Maybe they need a session of “magic time”!Almost as though he's finally given in to Lindypops
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