Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
- Start date
- Location
- Moreton-in-Marsh, Glos
A week ago today I was doing this/having this done to me.
Today, after a drizzly start, we were doing this:
First time I’ve done grain cart since I was 14!
Today, after a drizzly start, we were doing this:
First time I’ve done grain cart since I was 14!
sticky
Member
- Location
- Near Stratford upon Avon
Weaned another bunch today, took the lambs to some red clover and the ewes to nothing as that's all I've got for them.
Av Gorritt
Member
- Location
- NE Ches / SE Lancs
Can I show my ignorance and ask what "this" is in the first picture ? It all looks very serious .
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
Severe red heat warning.....
It it wasn’t for thermometers and the media I would just be thinking it’s a bit warm today and not really bothering. If I didn’t have a thermometer I honestly wouldn’t know the temperature was that high. A bit line covid tests and news from Ukraine. A constant depressing feed of “ain’t it...
thefarmingforum.co.uk
- Location
- Moreton-in-Marsh, Glos
Ha ha. No. Modern heart keyhole surgery can be done without any sedation, therefore as much rest as if sedation had taken place isn’t necessary.you sure your not ment to be resting
Because they went through my wrist, I was not allowed to drive on the road until today. Had they have gone through my Femoral artery, I could have driven in 3 days.
The fact is, that I am far healthier than I was up to 8 days ago. If I feel tired, I’ll stop.
Mind you, I’m on more pills a day than you get in a tube of smarties!
I’d actually be very wound up if I couldn’t work, especially as it is harvest.
A huge consolation is being able to harvest magnificent yielding (Direct Drilled) crops, as early as I can ever remember starting.
- Location
- Moreton-in-Marsh, Glos
If you are asking about my picture, it is the Angiogram/Angioplasty Lab (theatre) at the Jon Radcliffe Hospital at Oxford, where they fixed an artery by my heart that was clogged with Calcium. I watched it all happening on a huge TV and never felt a thing! It took about 40 minutes for them to find it and decide how they were going to fix it. Then just 15 minutes to repair it.
Av Gorritt
Member
- Location
- NE Ches / SE Lancs
I think we rather undervalue a lot of our health workers , not only the actual sharp end - surgeons etc , but all the ancilliary workers who make it all possible .
- Location
- Near Colchester
Wheat not quite as bad as I had feared, second crop after 4 years grass, despite high OM soil is still a little cracked.
Did the job though
Amazing bit of Spring barley, third cereal after 50 years grass.
Did the job though
Amazing bit of Spring barley, third cereal after 50 years grass.
- Location
- Exeter, Devon
Not a bad day here.
Nets off 1 crop and onto another
Which meant I could get the watering can going again
Young Baxter caught his first fox while I was filling up
Called in the cavalry as I couldn’t get my plough in the ground for the last field of veg to go in
Knocked down 20 acres of grass
Rolled and worked the ploughing before we plant tomorrow
Nets off 1 crop and onto another
Which meant I could get the watering can going again
Young Baxter caught his first fox while I was filling up
Called in the cavalry as I couldn’t get my plough in the ground for the last field of veg to go in
Knocked down 20 acres of grass
Rolled and worked the ploughing before we plant tomorrow
michael N123
Member
Sowing and rolling today
- Location
- Cornwall
Caught up with some more spud topping.
Daily grease up and blow out.
Almost too embarrassed to post this compared to what others have done, but parents still housebound due to the Rona so finally finished carting the silage bales.
Found where Houdini was getting through to the silage field.
Then spent the afternoon with this cheeky chappie.
Found where Houdini was getting through to the silage field.
Then spent the afternoon with this cheeky chappie.
Steevo
Member
- Location
- Gloucestershire
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
Out with the old
In with the new
In with the new
- Location
- Hereford
More gathering up
- Location
- Moreton-in-Marsh, Glos
Oooh! I could seriously take issue with that!
Yes, they can do some very clever stuff.
But they made some serious cock-us with me last Monday that could have killed me- twice!
Like doing a blood test and not looking for the markers within it that showed that I had suffered a heart attack.
Which was the main reason for doing the blood test in the first place!
This wasted another 6 hours before they could confirm that I indeed had suffered a heart attack and that it wasn’t heart-burn/indigestion.
If there are only 5 patients in A&E all day, why do they have wait 4 hours to be seen?
The problem is that there are some brilliant staff, but the vast major think they are good, but are in fact not.
Our NHS is in an appalling state and very broken!
As for the Ambulances service, forget it and get to the hospital by any other means you can.
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- Location
- Hereford
He just didn't quite have time to finish polishing the tractor bonnetA good day’s work! Well done!
Steevo
Member
- Location
- Gloucestershire
He just didn't quite have time to finish polishing the tractor bonnet
Like you would have done you mean.....?
