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-2.5 in st neots again today and very foggy

:o :o What can I say the model is great Wow

It was showing -3 this morning in St Neots. But it is nice and sunny now. Hope it stays like this for the week. Just down here for a weeks work back to Aberdeen on friday.

Great model Andy, Are you planning on making any of these? You painting it up as a Murray one?

I agree with gav that for the detail in the model ?30 is not that much so I am a Yes.

Thanks for the link Bill

Hope it is dry in aberdeen when I get home

Yeah very essential with all that big field stone. Saw the Cullen farms stone fork with a 3ft long boulder on the front that they had taken out of a freshly ploughed setaside field

Some nice releases again from UH the claas tucano sounds interesting

-3 ground temperature this morning and a little wind bringing the temperature down a little more, at least it is dry and bright. Only a week to do before I get back to some lovely scottish weather.

Wow This is truely brilliant for a first attempt. Amazing

2 degrees in Baku this morning supposed to get colder tomorrow.

Up near me there is a mix of round bale and pit silage. The farmer that rents 340 acres where my mum and dad live does clamp silage for both cuts. The reason he does it is that when they did bale they used to get lots of wastage and spoilage due to bird damage. They have stores for fattening and require a constant quality to put the weight on. Most of the guys that do round bales are for either young stores or suckler cows where the quality is not so important.

Yeah my mates baler is a jones and it is on its last legs at one point evey other bale was bursting

The pictures of the square baling bring it all back. Helped my mate do 8 acres of hay this summer we hand stacked them all and hand loaded the trailers. 1993 was the last time I had helped with them when my dad used to work on a farm all the hay and straw was small bales, several thousand of each.

Great pictures there simon. It is great to see a clean farm there is really no excuse for it to be dirty. The small wrapped bales of haylage in the NE of scotland were 12 pounds each this year We were getting big round bale of haylage for 10 pounds each delivered. The second you add the the words good for horse's you pay a fortune.

They are normally mounted on the front linkage.

Has anybody made one of these yet?

Today it is -5 in baku with a nice cold wind to add to it brrrr

Great buildings as always Graham.

Sascha, Your displays are excellent so much detail.

Sound like a summer day in Aberdeen today. It is 3 degrees and sunny in Baku.

Nice work blake. May have to try fitting a loader to the same myself.

Looks great are you going to paint it up in ritchie orange or galvanise it? Would be interested in one of these if you sell them

Same old Aberdeen always raining and cold Very cold here in Baku has been below zero for the best part of a week now and we have had snow \ Roll on the 1st feb when I get back to Aberdeen probably snowing again by then