holywell farmer
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- holywell, north wales
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Getting the most used and roughest part of the drive relayed
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Getting the most used and roughest part of the drive relayed
not great dry matter then ?Not ideal but it's going in the clamp.View attachment 352880
he still looks a bit pee'd of about getting wet
thats not dad! kenny is another worker at the farm i work at the weekend and holidays! dads old but not that oldBetter not mention the new project then so .............
Halfway down/up the Tarka Valley.where abouts are you?
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Said goodbye to a faithful friend!
We had the same battle with the same type of planning officer 25 yrs ago - even though everyone else locally supported us -Dont give up ....they like to put up a fair old test...and that big chip on their ignorant shoulders doesn't help...our planning officer retired early and now spends his time travelling around the world on a jolly.Spent 4 hours infront of a laptop trying to justify to some lefty, socialist, jealous planning officer, that I should be allowed a house
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The dog has stood there that long waiting for a mouse
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My wife sent me a photo of a new arrival @B R C she's only 14 months old! How did you get away without having them for so long?
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I must be meaner than you! The second one came within two weeks of the first! I have taken to evening it up with parts for a Caterham, the first was just a couple of wheels, the second very nearly an engine!Spent 4 hours infront of a laptop trying to justify to some lefty, socialist, jealous planning officer, that I should be allowed a house
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The dog has stood there that long waiting for a mouse
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My wife sent me a photo of a new arrival @B R C she's only 14 months old! How did you get away without having them for so long?
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Excellent!More info.
Steve called me at 8am saying He'd got nearly 4000 bales out in stacks, 25 acres loose and rain due later. Could I help?
Had nothing special on so... Hell Yeah!
4 of us with bale carriers had them clear by midday
Then International (grass) rescue arrived (cue the Thunderbirds theme) with an MF6480 on the baler and a Case MX110 on the wrapper to catch and make safe the grass not ready for the small baler yet (as haylage)
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Then I got put on a shiny modern ride to row up
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In front of 3 Welgar AP830's. That made 4 Deere 6630 premiums in the field
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Then I dropped onto another JCB 520 to help the other 2 stack while another 4 chaps carted the bales in to....
Poor old Pete on the hardest worked dinosaur in the South
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to stack the bloody lot without manhandling any of them
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Just brought the last ones in as the rain started. It's great when a plan comes together!
There's a second one coming in August I'll mention to Rachel, that you think i should even it up with a caterhamI must be meaner than you! The second one came within two weeks of the first! I have taken to evening it up with parts for a Caterham, the first was just a couple of wheels, the second very nearly an engine!
1 base load for the deeper holes then 3 maybe 4 top coat, had a bit left over that went into a rough gate waymany loads ?
Indeed, and all his!Excellent!
And 3 AP830s together.