Today at work

[davidroberts30]

Its how i use it thats important!

Thats what jo says too

 

[boyo]

Thats what jo says too[/QUOTE

 

[roscoe erf]

Its how i use it thats important!

I never mentioned names

 

[roscoe erf]

Thats what jo says too

she's told you the same then

 

[franklin]

Getting bluer every day.

 

[Bob c]

My drive for the day

just hooked the tedder back up
been told i got the 4 rotor,........can`t have a play with 8 rotor
a brew then off to turn 54 acres

 

[smcapstick]

Here’s a weird one.

I was in the yard a few minutes ago, and I heard this: ffffssssssswwhhhhiSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.

I followed the sound to it’source - my little John Deere. It was just sitting quietly, on clean concrete, minding it’s own business. It’s been there for four days, too. It just gave itself a major puncture, all on it’s own?

Anyway, I quickly drove it round to the workshop door before the tyre went down and jacked it up. As the last gasp of air hissed out of it, the tyre popped off both beads. At least the old girl is helping me repair this magic puncture!

 

[Mursal]

You'll sleep tonight .............

 

[mixed breed]

Stopped the wrench moaning, steady job on the rake

now to chase her with the baler

 

[Chonk]

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Baling some purple bales this year fur WellChild a worthy cause ... I’m paying a premium on the wrap and have set up a just giving page for donations from customers, people who see them and feel like donating and everyone else basically [emoji16]
I think they look pretty cool too [emoji106] a bit of fun to raise a few quid
Wrap supplied by Carr’s Billington solely so may not get the same support as the pink for breast cancer but every little helps !!
#critterfaces
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/Andrew-Salisbury4

 

[Bob c]

on the home straight
the headland is getting closer

then move to field I mowed this morning
i got a helper

last row then dinner

show my face at work,......send a few emails out

 

[JCMaloney]

Another day making huge spreadsheets into something understandable.
Working on re-agents, stuff they mix with patients blood & samples to find out whats going on.
12 months spend just under £4 million with a mere £95,000 in errors found...... .....

 

[JCMaloney]

View attachment 684724View attachment 684726uView attachment 684728Baling some purple bales this year fur WellChild a worthy cause ... I’m paying a premium on the wrap and have set up a just giving page for donations from customers, people who see them and feel like donating and everyone else basically [emoji16]
I think they look pretty cool too [emoji106] a bit of fun to raise a few quid
Wrap supplied by Carr’s Billington solely so may not get the same support as the pink for breast cancer but every little helps !!
#critterfaces
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/Andrew-Salisbury4

Small world!!!

 

[Chonk]

Small world!!!

TFF is BIGGER than the world [emoji16]Anybody who’s anybody is on here [emoji847]

 

[solo]

Relining the chimney yesterday. Used a couple more bags than expected

I think there's a hole between two chimneys about 10' from the top.
Back on field walking for blackgrass with my sprayer. Knapsack has done the majority over the last three weeks, so just an odd few left.

 

[JP1]

Another 70 cube today

Building here Monday

 

[Chris Cook]

That is what I use it for - lookering, bird scaring and drain spotting so far

Yes, a business purchase. We have found that our clients really do appreciate the aerial shots as well as drainage plans. Some have said it is easier to locate a drain from the drone photo than it is off of a plan!

 

[Gator]

Time to get the old girl out of moth balls, wash and grease upBow'nt to rain now

Well made a start on a field for Lego bricks

 

[Chris Cook]

As we race towards the end of June and the solstice has passed, some say winter is on its way but to me summer has just started. Glorious sunshine, busy, busy, busy and vitamin D levels on the rise, even for us office wallers.

A little wet spotting near Henley in Arden to kick the week off for a couple of the lads, a nice job they did too and one of them is becoming more “arty” every time he has a camera in his hand.

Onto Cheltenham Racecourse for a bit more wet spotting. A different approach was required here, working off board, low ground pressure tyres, cut and roll the turf and mind the irrigation main. The lads have done a great job so far, very tidy.

A new car park in Chipping Campden has also started this week, the topsoil was ploughed up and removed to a local farm where it was spread and levelled. Boss man was happy as unlike last week where it was like pushing boulders, this week it was as smooth as you could have wished for. Drains have started to go in, all that is left is a compacted stone base with a decorative shingle topping and the marking of the parking bays. The client is not taking any chances with this one, railway sleepers are the order of the day, should look really rather nice when finished, even I do say so myself.

Gloucester is still growing at an alarming rate, even with the lack of water, our main man is quite enjoying his mowing roll me thinks, he always seems happy at the worst of times but when you phone him when he is mowing he is positively chipper!!

The weatherman is promising a lot of sunshine and warm weather for the coming week, good ol’ boy, keep the sunscreen on lads and don’t forget your hats too. Thanks for all your hard work this week, enjoy the weekend. Me, I can almost taste the cider and smell the flowers of the beer garden.

 

[smcapstick]

As we race towards the end of June and the solstice has passed, some say winter is on its way but to me summer has just started. Glorious sunshine, busy, busy, busy and vitamin D levels on the rise, even for us office wallers.

A little wet spotting near Henley in Arden to kick the week off for a couple of the lads, a nice job they did too and one of them is becoming more “arty” every time he has a camera in his hand.

Onto Cheltenham Racecourse for a bit more wet spotting. A different approach was required here, working off board, low ground pressure tyres, cut and roll the turf and mind the irrigation main. The lads have done a great job so far, very tidy.

A new car park in Chipping Campden has also started this week, the topsoil was ploughed up and removed to a local farm where it was spread and levelled. Boss man was happy as unlike last week where it was like pushing boulders, this week it was as smooth as you could have wished for. Drains have started to go in, all that is left is a compacted stone base with a decorative shingle topping and the marking of the parking bays. The client is not taking any chances with this one, railway sleepers are the order of the day, should look really rather nice when finished, even I do say so myself.

Gloucester is still growing at an alarming rate, even with the lack of water, our main man is quite enjoying his mowing roll me thinks, he always seems happy at the worst of times but when you phone him when he is mowing he is positively chipper!!

The weatherman is promising a lot of sunshine and warm weather for the coming week, good ol’ boy, keep the sunscreen on lads and don’t forget your hats too. Thanks for all your hard work this week, enjoy the weekend. Me, I can almost taste the cider and smell the flowers of the beer garden.

Snazzy Renault!