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Ran the grubber up and down a tramline that was used extensively when we were draining the field a few weeks ago. Wanted to loosen it up a little before this heavy rain comes. Some amount of seagulls, and the land is very dry, especially for this field.
 

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bagenal said:
What time is dinner served there @gone ? I never realised the car park was big enough for artics, I would have often called in if I had known.
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From about Noon to 2pm, but some options will run out some days around 1.30.
A good home cooked meal. :Thumbp2:
 
AYF said:
Lucky get. The one day I ever spent hauling chicken shit I did not get a rollover net.... it did need rolling..... manually over the top!
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Been there, done that, got the t-shirt. It would be well worth having if your doing a lot, just from a safety point its worth having.
 
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Markmex said:
Fair depth of snow there! Beautiful part of the country round Hereford, I spent a wee while over there on and off around 98, 99, 2000 and 2001. Lovely countryside and very nice people too!
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Were you working over here?
 
Win said:
Were you working over here?
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Im a farrier by trade, I did my apprenticeship in the Irish national stud in Kildare but I did my college time, roughly 6 months over the course of 4 years in the Hereford school of farriery, the first 2 years in the college in Hereford itself and the last 2 years in the new farrier school in Holme Lacey where the agricultural college is. Had a great time over there and have visited it a good few times, it's a beautiful part of the country.
 
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