TrickyT
Member
He no longer comes to chat to me, cant think why??!!
Because you are a grumpy farmer?
He no longer comes to chat to me, cant think why??!!
The final statement is a bit of a two edged sword.Most of us want to encourage newcomers, and its always the fiddly bits that they have problems with. They wait till your about to do one, and migrate en mass to your plot, if you then use the "NOOO" doctrine, your a bolshie old(usually) barsteward who wont help anyone, if you stop to explain, you, run out of time, forget something important and make a mess for at least half the plot! You then go back and point out the deliberate mistakes you have made in order to instruct your questioners! Or, perhaps not!Well I remember a long time ago, mentioning notes on paper to one of the late greats oft talked of on here......
NOTES?....
ON PAPER?..
Red faced and incredulous whilst pointing to his head.....
IN ‘ERE.
IN ‘ERE, NE’ER MIND ON PAPER...
IN ‘ERES WEER IT WANTS TER BEE!
Used that as a mantra since. Well worth considering.
The biggest single aspect in this is not engaging with headland ploughmen whilst making adjustments. Be polite but tell them ‘too much going on here. Need to give it 100% attention’
I agree Dave it should be IN ERE. But for chaps like me who can't do enough matches so that it becomes second nature. Then I think an aide memoir is a good second.Well I remember a long time ago, mentioning notes on paper to one of the late greats oft talked of on here......
NOTES?....
ON PAPER?..
Red faced and incredulous whilst pointing to his head.....
IN ‘ERE.
IN ‘ERE, NE’ER MIND ON PAPER...
IN ‘ERES WEER IT WANTS TER BEE!
Used that as a mantra since. Well worth considering.
The biggest single aspect in this is not engaging with headland ploughmen whilst making adjustments. Be polite but tell them ‘too much going on here. Need to give it 100% attention’