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I have a young family 4 kids youngest being 2 and yeah it was hard being away but at same time it was a experience and the money in my opinion wasn’t too bad yes if it was more I’d be happy I’d not do it for any less. There were locals working there the lodgings are in place due to the sheer amount of staff they have we worked three farms and just in the cutting team I was on was 20 of us I know there was 5 cutting teams and at least 5 netting teams not including the 4 forwarders and then the palletising teams and Telehandlers. 

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Well guys back from the job sorry for the delay in getting back to you all, was a absolute pain in the ass but a experience none the less use used saws no shears and trees were netted in field and loa

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If you know of better pay PM me but if I do it again next year I’d rather be with the money 

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Fair play to you. My grandad once said.. “ it’s better to have lots of 50p’s rather than only a single £1

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