adzy
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- Location
- Mid Norfolk
You should see what else he carries about with him 'just in case'
diary of a comedy sheep farm
- Thread starter spin cycle
- Start date
- Location
- south norfolk, uk
He's currently woowing the (geriatric) ladies on a cruise
The PMJ got a mention from the mechanic too
- Location
- south norfolk, uk
To be fair, I'm sure @Richard98 was doing his best to keep on top of it!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!!!!
But he's had plenty
of experience of the ol fella wandering into their yard, being a "bit dry" 
That, and video footage of him reversing over things at theirs
spin cycle
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- Location
- north norfolk
saturday
a rather sad and disastrous day
.....cinders pony developed severe colic and had to be put to sleep an hour ago......bless and credit to her she's being very brave
a rather sad and disastrous day
.....cinders pony developed severe colic and had to be put to sleep an hour ago......bless and credit to her she's being very brave
- Location
- Radnorshire
Sorry to hear. Sadly that’s livestock farming. Most of us have probably been through similar experiences.
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- N.Lincs
That's a b#99er ☹
Condolences to Cinders.
Please pass on a hug from all of your 'readers'.
Condolences to Cinders.
Please pass on a hug from all of your 'readers'.
spin cycle
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- Location
- north norfolk
so true....tbh i'm well hardened to it.....it's just a tragedy for cinders cos she's only 17....having a bit of a rough time and the pony was her 'baby'......i'm quite proud how practical/philosophical she's being at mo
anyhoo for more 'entertaining instalment' please 're tune' to 'norwich livestock market' thread
spin cycle
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- Location
- north norfolk
Monday
how about a caption competition
how about a caption competition
- Location
- south norfolk, uk
It's not just the sheep that try and escape from spinny.......
Who ties knots in ratchet straps............
spin cycle
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- Location
- north norfolk
i do....i mean they still work for strapping as long as loops not at ends.....plus it makes them super useful for other jobs
- Location
- East Ayrshire
A new looking one at that, but then I suppose if you tie knots in them they need replaced fairly often.
- Location
- south norfolk, uk
spin cycle
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- Location
- north norfolk
I offered to untie them when he was over but he refused!
if you'd untied them i wouldn't have been able to tow the digger out.....or use it to pull fence posts up.....strain some stockfence.....shunt a trailer about....the list goes on....ffs i have to teach you lot EVERYTHING
You put the ratchet on the far end from the hook and link the hook on the strap to the hook on the ratchetif you'd untied them i wouldn't have been able to tow the digger out.....or use it to pull fence posts up.....strain some stockfence.....shunt a trailer about....the list goes on....ffs i have to teach you lot EVERYTHING
It was a caption though….i do....i mean they still work for strapping as long as loops not at ends.....plus it makes them super useful for other jobs
spin cycle
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- Location
- north norfolk
You put the ratchet on the far end from the hook and link the hooks on the strap to the hook on the ratchet
yeah but who's got time for that
- Location
- Radnorshire
I’d read the river Lugg thread , before going any further Spin.
- Location
- North Suffolk
Luckily Spin had already dug the hole for the code panther situation he had created
spin cycle
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- Location
- north norfolk
how about....
'.....in other news there was trouble today at the 'hook the duck World championships'
'.....in other news there was trouble today at the 'hook the duck World championships'