Oh no, he didn't get the Clarke snr treatment did he? Should have floored it and got out while the going was good.Tremors is one of my favourite films
"Can you fly you sucker, can you fly!"
I could quote lots from the film
Probably just as well I've not show you our rest room
Mesolithic not neanderthal man about here(didn't you listen to what you were told in your interrogation on the lane??)
.. on that lane.....disintegrated berli methinks 
....mart on saturday
Really!!!!!Tremors is one of my favourite films
"Can you fly you sucker, can you fly!"
I could quote lots from the film
Probably just as well I've not show you our rest room
Mesolithic not neanderthal man about here
I thought the tremors films were utter shite, must just be me!!!!
@adzy has the "pleasure" of sitting on the potato planter with him every yearHe's the only man I've ever meet who brings hoe to a BBRO meeting!!!
You need a subaru spinny then you can waft over the lanefloored it
anyhoo snr is a delight
weighed up lambs and peas have done the trick
Yeah, the hare coursers don't seem to have much trouble....You need a subaru spinny then you can waft over the lane
Will sir be requiring some more at some point?
Really!!!!!
Neanderthal man is about here, I often get called that!!!!
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Ok but before I commit I want to know who'll be paying the part of Wilma!?!?!?!great you'll be perfect for the 'flashback scene' when the neanderthals trap the grabloid.....i've raided the 'luvvies wardrobe hut' and hinched their fred flintstone cozzie
Well that’s moved on rapidly from the planned carry on filmcoo...y'know you could play a young Bert Gummer....in....'TREMORS....BRECKLAND ORIGINS'....premise...arceologists excavating an old neandertal flint quarry from days of 'pre yore' accidently open a chamber...turns out early man encountered but managed to trap grabloids but as fresh warm air enters the last eggs laid by the trapped creatures hatch
scene one...warm early October day ...robbie's opening up a beet headland...the TIM tripping up the rows...the camera pans back as into view the worm trail of the grabloid appears...homing in on the opell wheel vibration...a slightly obese beet haulier watching from his lorry drops a biscuit (that was enroute to his lips).....the grabloid catches and wrecks the harvester...robbie narrowly escapes and survives by disguising himself as a fox using a mask he had in his toolbox.....
. You are clearly wasted in this job, the artieeeest in you is very powerful. Perhaps a directing career is in the offing 
Disappointing
But somehow not a surprising answer
...a month on the new pea/barley ration worked well....i also split the stores up turning some back out and just keeping the heavier in with smaller batches so feed space was adequate.....i mixed the peas/barley 50/50......there was a temptation to go 1/3 peas 2/3 barley but ....assuming peas 22% protein and barley 10% (could be as low as 8%)....an equal mix more/less ensured 15-16% protein.....i've concluded peas an excellent feed not least because they eat them slower so less acidosis risk.....i've stocked up.....it's strange because the tiles are fine on the south side of the roof but really disintegrating on the north.....must be the cold but normal pantiles don't seem to suffer....the only thing i can think is the extra surface area of the corrugated makes them more frost susceptible
.....but really i'm only getting my money back plus tenner a bale ( rent/fert spray)....fil has put the field i have into igl2....the early cut then leave ryegrass to seed for birdies......i've decided to give it up....i think with some better management i can cut my fields in the next village and save most of the rent....they need spraying anyway.....also fil's field is late maturing and can't be doing with it being fraught if weather is bad late june....i'd love to get two of my own arable fields into igl2 if we can ever combine stewardship and sfi .....then again it goes like that sometimes
Why?He's the only man I've ever meet who brings hoe to a BBRO meeting!!!
Because.
An awful lot better than chasing the buggers round the yard!Friday
gotta take 3 tup lambs that have gotten to big for abattoir to mart tomorrow as part of our 'offering'....suffice to say they weren't over keen on being drafted and looked to their 'genetic potential'
counter measures
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As @carbonfibre farmer said why not!!!!
To be fair given the amount of lumber in the BBRO trial plots at morley last year if he'd have got there sooner he could have had weeks worth of work with his hoe!!!!Because.
Just because.....
If you met him, you'd understand.
Happened to talk to the local car mechanic today, said to me "oh, I met your father the other day, he's quite a character isn't he!"
