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None to ridge now, they are currently impersonating little rivers across the fields so you're stuck with me here to annoy you

Same here, land is wet now. Can't get on.....

That's a class bit of work - look forward to seeing it complete. 

Absolutely chuckin' it down here - office day today..........

Tidy job, sharpens it up well 

Any use, Jez?

Another set of fine pictures. It's interesting to see some different machinery.......

So did it pull the Bomford OK? 

Nice shine on the drawbar on the Case too.

One of the Fergies 'drills up' behind.

There's a lot of stones to pick as planting gets started. The 35 got stuck on the headland with the seed trailer  There's still some puddles in the foreground!

The boys on the planter having a laugh. 

Planting in full swing 

Had a bit time this evening so I had a shot at this....

Well it's the early 60s at Letham Shank.

The 10 acre field for spuds had 250 hoggets on it all winter and wasn't ploughed as early as it should. It's still pretty wet now. 

The two TEs get ploughing, but Dolores loses a disc on a stone. 

The latest purchase, a Dexta with only 15 hrs on the clock rolls behind (it's the boss of course!)

The neighbour's Major with the winch had to be used a couple of times when the Fergies got stuck in wet holes.

Once the ploughing has dried a bit, our own Major rips it up a bit.

have a gimmer that keeps leaveing her lamb  >

Only one? You're doing well 

7.5 million cats in the UK - that's a lot of wee birds..........

Putting the narrow wheels on the Renault 616 - it must be spring. 

Is there room for lead ribbon inside the plastic one? 

Just bought some 0:24:24 for a neighbour - ?447 

I did mine in the autumn and was moaning at ?175...

since 1 today when b&q finally delivered, i have shifted 40 paving slabs and 15 bags of sand from the drive down to the back of the house, about 50 m, layed all of them,including the cutting ect, then moved the shed back down and put 3/4 of it back up, ready for the new sections to arrive sometime this week, if b&q had delivered as promised i would have finished the shed by now to

Ready for a beer now? 

I've been fencing and planting trees....

Nice gear in those pics, like that Versatile... 

Must be a bummer trying to follow your mark after those flexicoils 

Lovely job Jason - I presume you're leaving the 'old' timber exposed? 

Great photos of a superb model Marky. 

I'm a afraid I gave in to temptation at Spalding and got a 2wd. 

does it look like this??

:D

As long as it's not a train coming  ;D

Spent about 20 hrs on a web script which is trickier than I first thought - light at the end of the tunnel now 

Nice pics, Allis. Good to se the Fordson Ns working 

I don't think either the combines or the balers are overworked on the straw side......

Nice one! A bit of work to get it back to showroom condition but a good size for the 35. We used to have a 12' one and the 35 toiled on hills with that.

You might be able to use standard pins and fit the lynch pin end in the space, if you see what I mean.

Crows are just like rats and if not controlled, would take over, to the detriment of farmers and wildlife.

If that one has been shot and is scaring the rest away, then he is doing a job in saving his mates from being shot.

Unlike the hundreds of thousands of dead birds littering our roads..........

Lovely ones

That Major looks nicely original