Is it just me or..

[Darren]

After 25 years of being on two large arable farms, I ended up on a farm with a herd of Simmentals. Never worked with stock before, luckily took to it fairly well. Never class myself as a stockman but know the basics and got as much satisfaction from helping a difficult calving, walking Bulls to ploughing a straight furrow or a nice repair job.

 

[Derrick Hughes]

God made sheep on a Sunday for punishment for those who worked that day

 

[caveman]

It's the way forward Derrick.

http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rc...=iX-Q--jk10dljw1U50T5hg&bvm=bv.88528373,d.d2s

 

[Derrick Hughes]

Like to see you plough with a team of Lims

 

[caveman]

 

[GBF]

I'm a bit of jack of all trades...master of non!

 

[caveman]

Got some of these quiet ol' Sussex.
Need to work 'en hard and then fat 'en off at eight years old.
Bet you didn't eat your old nuffield?

 

[Derrick Hughes]

Bet the Nuffield was cheaper to run

 

[Paddington]

Always keep a big branch handy to thrash the tractor when it won't start.

 

[Janovich]

Does anything count in this thread?
Cos I wondered is it just me that like cheese and jam sandwiches? The family look at me in a peculiar way when I dine on this fine cuisine.

I so love cheese and jam sandwiches too, I definitely get strange looks too,but they wont try them so they don't know what there missing.
Cheese and jam definitely a yum ,yum,yum moment.

Ah now see, when I first met my OH, he produced one of these 'Jam & Cheese' sarnies for lunch one day and I was flabbergasted and said 'What on earth??'. He told me he'd always had these butties from being a young lad (bred in Cheshire). I'm a Lancashire lass (father's a Scotsman) and this concoction had never reached us over the border!!

So, I tried it and I loved it!! In fact I now like Cheese and Jam on Ryvitta with a bit of butter on, rather than bread so you get a crunchy sarnie !