davidroberts30
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- Location
- pembrokeshire
Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
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solo
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- Location
- worcestershire
Witnessed that a few times on some contract land. It tends to spread along the row if not stamped on.
It could have been worse and they chucked all the unwanted over the fence.
Ideal access for the garden shed light fingered type now.. They love the easy access with just wire cutters
JohnD
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- Location
- Lancashire
have they moved the fence?
Forever Fendt
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- Location
- Derbyshire
I politely tell them that we have a lot more rubbish than they ever will have and they get the message as a ruleWitnessed that a few times on some contract land. It tends to spread along the row if not stamped on.
It could have been worse and they chucked all the unwanted over the fence.
Forever Fendt
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- Location
- Derbyshire
No the fence has not been touched but it’s a back fence probably 4 ft from the boundary to keep my cows back from there hedge and not to extend the garden to it, If they don’t want to play ball I will fence my boundary and I am not known for my fencing skills as can be witnessed from the pictures I put on here last time it happened I think it will be concrete barriers from @Unbrako precast this time as I can reuse them
- Location
- Worcestershire
Lugging gypsum today, bet the jcb's air filters love it [emoji849]
Forever Fendt
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- Derbyshire
To be fair i will tell them about it and see what happens as we have 85% good neighbours who will call if anything a miss with stock so dont want to pee the majority off
JohnD
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- Location
- Lancashire
Ok now I get it. And the fence looks fine seen contractors do a lot worse.
- Location
- northumberland
It’s got the makings to be a record breaker, never seen a crop of rape like it
The past week,
patched this
moved this thing, 
also took the combine to pieces to change some iffy bearings, rebuilding it was fun anyway finally made a start this morning.
Handy things these greedy boards
@Kathy the lamb joined me after work to bale the straw
more of the same tommorow if we don't get too much of this forcasted thunder storm
patched this
also took the combine to pieces to change some iffy bearings, rebuilding it was fun
anyway finally made a start this morning.
Handy things these greedy boards
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Nearly
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- North of York
Good day today, 100mm twinwall pipe buried to get water away from shed roofs.
and a few cube of concrete to stop the latest bodge taking off in high winds.
Spending the money saved on wrapping 400 bales silage on roofing sheets.....mainly because straw shed will be full of hay this year. Mixed emotions.
and a few cube of concrete to stop the latest bodge taking off in high winds.
Spending the money saved on wrapping 400 bales silage on roofing sheets.....mainly because straw shed will be full of hay this year. Mixed emotions.
Not needed for rainwater harvesting
Dman2
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- Location
- Durham, UK
Had a siesta, and went back out at 7pm till 9pmFeckin hot here
Had to stop driving through farm yard as tar is melting and picking up on loader wheels
Also been eaten by little black flies
Had enough
Back in house
Will go back out later if and when it cools down
Think the Spanish are onto something
- Location
- Breckland
Was a tad warm in the combine cab today
Local MF dealer failed to appear this morning to repair the air con
Disappointment has been logged
Don’t fancy another day in it tomorrow.
Apparently it’s not easy to take a picture from the buddy seat going full tilt down Fen road
Got moved home ready to make a start here on the W Barley
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- Location
- Breckland
Err.......Last year I found 8pm start and cut til 9am the next day worked a treat
No.