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I don't mean to be a tease, Bob. It was particularly scrummy, yes!! No egg yolk down my jumper either!!

A lovely bacon and egg baguette, bit of tommy sauce and a dusting of pepper.

Jack I have an off cut of that stuff I am sure. Give me a day or two to get over my Dads, if it is there you can have it. No charge, if its right then great, if not at least it hasn't cost you anything

Harry please get some photos of your kit! You've got all the toys!!

Come on everybody, gather round! :) Ah you're part of the furniture now, Paul. You've even got your own mug in the FTF kitchen. Talking of kitchens....!

.... So you may see the Beast of Bodmin yet...... Wearing a BT uniform no less! :ha ha!:

Six years and ten months of enjoyment too if it has flown by, Joe. I know what you mean though, it certainly goes by so quick!

One of those recurring topics, doesn't hurt for it to pop up once in a while though. About 7 years, 1 month and 2 weeks for me - and it's been great the whole time. This Forum has a fantastic membership, many of the posting members have become good friends both on and off the Forum.

We'd have a riot at it too Alex!

:ha ha!: Alex, you'll be smoking cigars and sipping Cognac next...... !

Scott, that really is great news buddy. A good man always finds work swiftly. Sounds like a pretty interesting set up plenty to be doing no doubt. Still in the same area of Warwickshire?

Self employed Scott or what are are you up to then? Just getting ready to leave the house for the yard now and then off to Wales with hay, back empty, reload for Kent. Night out somewhere up the end of the M3/M25 tonight! Seems a long way off already!

That's a nice though from them, Mike. What a nice touch Chap in the seat certainly looks happy!

Welcome Jack, we always like it when a new member posts an introduction and tells us a little bit about themselves. Was your entry at Toytrac also your first visit to the show? I hope we see a new topic for your farm in the model farm section, don't be afraid to ask if you need some help with posting photos. Where abouts in Cornwall are you from, my job often takes me down there picking up tractors for an exporter I work for here in Wiltshire.

The maize fields look like that down here, Gav. Terrible year for near as damn it every crop grown!

Do they provide baby lotion too for your hands and those cute little cheekee weekeez!! :ha ha!: :ha ha!:

I've always just gone down to the Dickies store in Somerset, Rob. Bought three of everything clothing wise and that's it, job done. Boots always came from wherever I was passing. Like I said earlier and as others and yourself have said, more time is spent in these working clothes so it seems silly not to spend the money on good quality gear. We don't have the choice of what we do in what weather like we do at home either, another reason to look more closely at keeping warm, dry etc.

Just been reading up on Jalette, Rob. The Jalvoyager looks well suited to me, bit lower in the ankle. Certainly interesting as I have never heard of them before. I think I'll spend longer looking this time rather just popping in the local dealer or country store and buying a pair on a whim!

Thanks for that, Rob. I will look at them with interest. While I want the support of laced boots, laces are a chore. Looking on American websites, the choice offered is immense. I forget the sites now. Carhaart have been the biggest temptation so far but I think I'd get clobbered on import tax on boots costing £120 to start with. Didn't even think of Amazon either!

Britains MIB front loader set on second chance offer, cheaper than my maximum bid!

Building up a bit of a fleet here! A bulk blower would be nice project.

You'll have the best tasting beer, Rob!

Nice one, hope it comes in time for Christmas.

Nice bits and bobs, I had a topic just like this for the little bits I made for my layout. I found making this sort of stuff quite enjoyable.

Harry your experiences the same as mine!! :ha ha!: