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One finished bench and another bench ready for slabs. For the second bench we had to clear a large hole in the bramlbes ready. We stopped a farm worker topping a cover crop which was riddled with our friend Japanese Knotweed. We are spraying it next week with Timbrel to give it a good knock back.

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