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Is he not just digging out stones that might spoil his finish ?
Usual hole?Changed sides has he? Looks as if he needs a good lawyer now unless he can dig his usual hole with that fork and fall in.
Well done everyone! You have just given me much evidence as to why the stewards need to have cameras! And yes, I was trying to extract stones before finishing! However, what I was doing, was legal, you cant handle the ploughing ,right? Well then, that was unploughed ground I had been digging in. And there is a world of difference between that photo and this, Not least in the position held in the "governing body"!
I'm not sure about all this handling and gardening that people whinge about, but I do believe ploughmen should practice what they preach. Those who live in glass houses, should not throw stones.
Anybody recognise the ploughman in the picture, the one doing a bit of "gardening"!! It looks serious stuff, as he even has an audience watching him.
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I'm not sure about all this handling and gardening that people whinge about, but I do believe ploughmen should practice what they preach. Those who live in glass houses, should not throw stones.
Anybody recognise the ploughman in the picture, the one doing a bit of "gardening"!! It looks serious stuff, as he even has an audience watching him.
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Well done everyone! You have just given me much evidence as to why the stewards need to have cameras! And yes, I was trying to extract stones before finishing! However, what I was doing, was legal, you cant handle the ploughing ,right? Well then, that was unploughed ground I had been digging in. And there is a world of difference between that photo and this, Not least in the position held in the "governing body"!
As Roy and David could tell you, digging was, rather like ploughing, almost impossible! Its all Davids fault anyway, he persuaded me to carry on when I was on point of packing it in!Look like you already started digging Harry
Ok Fred, here is a comment. I am in fact doing nothing wrong. The hole in the unploughed land is evidence of that. Can I have your comments on the Photo I posted?I'm not sure about all this handling and gardening that people whinge about, but I do believe ploughmen should practice what they preach. Those who live in glass houses, should not throw stones.
Anybody recognise the ploughman in the picture, the one doing a bit of "gardening"!! It looks serious stuff, as he even has an audience watching him.
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Quite so Roy. However, the photos can, unlike the stewards memory, be re-examined, Freds post is a good example, on the face of it caught dead to rights, but on closer examination, it can be shown that no offence was committed.Most probable, however, that is the OP of this thread caught on camera, this is why his idea of marching around with a camera is very dangerous, the camera never lies however the evidence can be taken out of context or mis- read leading to penalties for ploughmen who don't deserve it.
Rotavator for that finish as long as it got kV badge on itIs he not just digging out stones that might spoil his finish ?
Quite so Roy. However, the photos can, unlike the stewards memory, be re-examined, Freds post is a good example, on the face of it caught dead to rights, but on closer examination, it can be shown that no offence was committed.
I stick to my point that serial handlers should not be given the implied acceptance of their activities by being invited to plough in a Judges seminars as demonstrators.
Only you could use that photo to support your argument Harry, take this scenario, a competitor takes a photo of you down the last run with fork in hand and also submits a complaint against you, all viewed and recorded from 2 plots away cross ways to the ploughing, what is the committee to do, they would have no idea of the stone, you would be shafted, which you would deserve only on the basis that you suggested the ridiculous camera idea in the first place, if taking photo's and shopping fellow competitors as you have suggested many times became the norm it would create more arguments than you have had on this forum
Why would I have needed a Rotavator? The photo shows the green furrow was to size, and standing next to a shallow "empt" which left plenty of soil for the moulder.I dont know how a Rotavator would have handled the amount of stone in this land, cemented in place as it was by the hard and dry conditionsRotavator for that finish as long as it got kV badge on it
The efforts being made here to intimidate myself, could be used to do similar to any steward. If said steward had a photograph. his position would be much stronger.