- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
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oldoaktree
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- Location
- County Durham
Loads of logs back from been dried
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
Getting ready for a reverse @grainboy
Because 7980 bale capacity isn't enough..... Extention to this shed will give me another 500 bales virtually fully undercover. Shredded on 3 sides with open end into existing shed. Should limit bleaching of valuable Lucerne. And besides, it's mandatory for me to do some form of shed erection/extention at least every 2 years.....And it's not like I have anything better to do
Old man always told me, "make what you can of your lot before your 40 as it gets harder after that" . Well . Here I am about to tick over 51 and I don't see slowing down as an option for another 10.....
Because 7980 bale capacity isn't enough..... Extention to this shed will give me another 500 bales virtually fully undercover. Shredded on 3 sides with open end into existing shed. Should limit bleaching of valuable Lucerne. And besides, it's mandatory for me to do some form of shed erection/extention at least every 2 years.....And it's not like I have anything better to do
Old man always told me, "make what you can of your lot before your 40 as it gets harder after that" . Well . Here I am about to tick over 51 and I don't see slowing down as an option for another 10.....
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- Location
- East yorks
Lovely day but hotspots starting to appear as I flew up europe today.
Lincs Lass
Member
- Location
- north lincs
Picked the worst two days of the week for this one and glad I went early this morning to finish it .
12 inch concrete footing to punch through,,don't want any more like that .
Not getting any younger and I'm feeling it .
12 inch concrete footing to punch through,,don't want any more like that .
Not getting any younger and I'm feeling it .
- Location
- Hereford
Last field to be rowed up
before hopefully a bit of rain tomorrow
serf
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- Location
- warwickshire
before hopefully a bit of rain tomorrow
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Hopefully! believe it when we see it tho
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Hopefully! believe it when we see it tho
Dman2
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- Location
- Durham, UK
Hopefully! believe it when we see it tho
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Oh It will rain
1) I`ve cut some grass
2) it`s daughters 30th birthday and we are having a BBQ
So yes it will bloody rain
solo
Member
- Location
- worcestershire
Thats why they call it the golden valley.
Chris Cook
Member
- Location
- Lower Quinton, Warwickshire
What a glorious week 
The sun has been shining, today is the allegedly going to be the hottest day of the year so far, the lads have been busy and everyone seems jolly, well except Dilly-Bob.
The “damaged sewer” we looked at last week at Stratford Racecourse turned out to be nothing more than a blockage, admittedly it was a rather chock-a-block blockage but we got it cleared in time for the racing this week, much to the delight of the course.
The grass chasing for our neighbours seemed to go from a quick trim to a full on tidy up. Bunds, verges, main grass areas, if it was green and grassy it got mowed, been a cracking week for it and we managed to get it all finished yesterday.
Paul has been out drilling game covers for a local estate. A bit late we know but all being well it should be fine.
Cool Hand Luke, Boss Man Chris and King Kev started the installation of a new sewage treatment plant on Monday. This was for the replacement of a dilapidated unit that was just about hanging on. All was going well until they took the top off the soil and found brick and concrete. Having tried to dig through it we found that it was a lot deeper than anticipated so we moved over a wee bit and the plant went with no problems. Luke and Kev had already got the outfall pipework in for this job so that made things easier and there was enough natural fall so we did not have to worry too much about that either. We imported some topsoil whilst on site to help tidy the garden, just the finishing touches today and all should be good.
With the mercury rising Dilly-Bob is becoming grumpier. I am not sure if it’s the heat getting to him or the fact that it melts his chocolate biscuits! He is not a lover of warm weather, but then that is understandable especially if you have the same molecular insulating properties as a walrus!
Been a great week lads, thank you all for the hard work and laughs along the way. Have a dam fine weekend and we will see you all Monday for another go. ‘Till then, stay safe and stay smiley.
The sun has been shining, today is the allegedly going to be the hottest day of the year so far, the lads have been busy and everyone seems jolly, well except Dilly-Bob.The “damaged sewer” we looked at last week at Stratford Racecourse turned out to be nothing more than a blockage, admittedly it was a rather chock-a-block blockage but we got it cleared in time for the racing this week, much to the delight of the course.
The grass chasing for our neighbours seemed to go from a quick trim to a full on tidy up. Bunds, verges, main grass areas, if it was green and grassy it got mowed, been a cracking week for it and we managed to get it all finished yesterday.
Paul has been out drilling game covers for a local estate. A bit late we know but all being well it should be fine.
Cool Hand Luke, Boss Man Chris and King Kev started the installation of a new sewage treatment plant on Monday. This was for the replacement of a dilapidated unit that was just about hanging on. All was going well until they took the top off the soil and found brick and concrete. Having tried to dig through it we found that it was a lot deeper than anticipated so we moved over a wee bit and the plant went with no problems. Luke and Kev had already got the outfall pipework in for this job so that made things easier and there was enough natural fall so we did not have to worry too much about that either. We imported some topsoil whilst on site to help tidy the garden, just the finishing touches today and all should be good.
With the mercury rising Dilly-Bob is becoming grumpier. I am not sure if it’s the heat getting to him or the fact that it melts his chocolate biscuits! He is not a lover of warm weather, but then that is understandable especially if you have the same molecular insulating properties as a walrus!
Been a great week lads, thank you all for the hard work and laughs along the way. Have a dam fine weekend and we will see you all Monday for another go. ‘Till then, stay safe and stay smiley.
serf
Member
- Location
- warwickshire
Oh It will rainHopefully! believe it when we see it tho
1) I`ve cut some grass
2) it`s daughters 30th birthday and we are having a BBQ
So yes it will bloody rain
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Good on ya , that's a relief
serf
Member
- Location
- warwickshire
Everywhere HFD goes is paved with gold...Thats why they call it the golden valley.
- Location
- Northumberland
Good on ya , that's a relief
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Cut more grass
Have more birthday BBQ s
You will be doing everyone a favour
- Location
- northumberland
Grain trailer in the workshop for pre harvest check, also fitted some reversing lights and a rear view camera to make things a bit easier
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- Location
- Hereford
OH baling
Me gathering
Me gathering
- Location
- Crewkerne Somerset
Dusty one today
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
- Location
- Exeter, Devon
Took nets off maturing pointed cabbage first thing. The temperature is usually around 3 degrees higher under them which wouldn’t have been good today
They’re not looking too bad
Certainly warm enough for picking broad beans
They’re not looking too bad
Certainly warm enough for picking broad beans
serf
Member
- Location
- warwickshire
serf
Member
- Location
- warwickshire
They've earnt their 50p today
