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Ha! Topic coming up then...... ! I think actually there did used to be a topic about garden creepy crawlies on here, could be expanded? Show us your T¡ts?

Brilliant, Joe! That will make you more keen to do the washing up knowing you can stand there watching these to setting up home and very hopefully increasing the population :) Don't get too many birds in our garden but what we do get we encourage to stay. Sold Tracis Saxo today, had it two years, put 10k on it and made £500 over what we paid for it

Those rolls are heavy, a friend of mine transports them quite regularly. Sally reported delays at Yarnbrook today, involving a milk tanker. Yarnbrook is a village centred around a roundabout between Trowbridge and Westbury....... I'm only guessing!! If it has gone over, loaded...... It'll be interesting!

Blimey, Sean! You've been busy havn't you?! I like the little 3t trailer, would be a Howard Export model if done in blue with silver wheels. I take it the loader is an F12?

Come, Harry! Pics of the models you're making a nice job of building but none of all this fancy kit you speak of or projects you're in charge of.... Anyone could be mistaken you're just a bricky!! After a couple of days running around locally in the rigid (with no radio ), I'm away to Henley on Thames in the lowloader today with a refurbished 290 to be able to unload the NH940 conventional baler I am to deliver there. On up to Clanfield, Oxon afterwards to collect three tractors. Radio on!

The bain of the property market, eh?! I'm sure when we come to change I will find out just what it's like. The easiest house is the first, tgey say. Bit more promising with the next two sellers, mind.

Fustrating to say the least, Sue. We're working towards getting the house market ready now. A couple of houses have come up locally which would have been ideal for us. Just not quite ready yet.

Thank you gentlemen I'll my birthday present to ones self (Sean tipped me off) to my Britains topic as soon as I can!

Nice photos, Mike (c/o the driver!). Combi driver must have wet his pants even before he got them wet in the canal!! Some accidents you can say, well. ... this kind of thing i easily done. Some however....!!

Blimey, you're racking up the blue-uns, David. Also racking up the 'famous names' in your collection too with PDC, Martyn, DBP and many more to boot!!!

Barry! Cheeky git. Hopefully make money on the Saxo now too Sean as its a smashing little car but Traci felt a bit vulnerable in it on the M1 going to Grantham last week!

Cheers, Bob. Nice little car, bit higher level of trim that her last one and at 85k, not ragged out. Could do with a drivers seat cushion though really.

A Peugeot 206. Traci missed her 206 when we sold it for a bargain buy, her little Saxo 1.1 also 2003 which at the time had just 21k on yhe clock so when she saw a 1.4cc 3dr '03 206 for sale locally she bit there hand off. Looks like I'll be cleaning cars this weekend!

Smart! Like this a lot. A very nice shed indeed.

Did he come with blue suede shoes Pete? He's adorable mate. Adorable!

Two days of DCPC training this weekend, one of todays modules was the Road Transport Directive - if you thought the Working Time Directive was bad.. .. There is no opt out to the RTD and it works in conjunction with the WTD as well - so enforced by HSA and VOSA.

The weathered models look spot on, especially the 5000 and the Massey which are my favourites. Post knocker is looking pretty ... bang on too, no pun intended.

Looking good Barry. . .. . and the spud boxes look great too! I have not switched over to the new PB yet as everytime I have tried it something has made it freeze, blummin crap!

Pair of Scruffs work trousers, a Dickies shirt and a seat cover from Listers in Devizes.... Handy knowing someone who works there

Aaaaah poohsticks!! That's a shame, mate. I'm gasping now! M6 south with an MF124 baler I just picked after my deliveries. Just the 265 etc to pick up in Warwickshire now.

Off at Quedgley, j12 it was. Then up through Gloucester and on to Hereford to tip three disc ploughs. Steady jug up to Shrewsbury now

One of our customers yesterday, a lovely old lady she is

Hardwicke, Chris. Just south of town off the A38.

Multi dropping tomorrow - Gloucester, Hereford, two in Shropshire, one in Cheshire then back to Shropshire to pick up a baler, Warwickshire for a MF265, Howard rotavator and Lely cultivator and then home. Home maybe Thursday morning though by the time I get all that lot done!

Sorry to hear about your uncle, Alex. Long time to fight any cancer, two years. No need to say too much, just chin up mate. xx