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Hi JOHN thanks for pics mate you been busy on-call mate thanks Jon

 

Very, taking a time out at moment to catch a few hrs sleep and scoff some chilly to refuel.

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Very, taking a time out at moment to catch a few hrs sleep and scoff some chilly to refuel.

 

Hi JOHN your going to be even more busy up there with those storms John keep safe mate thanks John

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Gray git...when i was driving back from Knaresborough the big waggons were swerving all over!

 

Sister was out to Weatherby in a horse box taking a few to the races, she said anything over 40 just became scary especially with a load that can move on its own.

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Sister was out to Weatherby in a horse box taking a few to the races, she said anything over 40 just became scary especially with a load that can move on its own.

 

Hi JOHN with a trailer must of been a night mere for her mate are you on call out now thanks Jon

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Not a trailer, 24ton 6 horse truck so even worse.

No sat having a chill infront of logburner before the phone starts ringing again, wind seems to have dropped of a lot for now so hopefully get a bit more sleep as only had 2hrs last night.

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Glad I'm not up north at the mo'! Great for paddling but useless for everyday needs. Brother rang yesterday, said he was looking at a tarn, where there should be fields. I doubt even the herdwick enjoy this weather.

 

Yesterday was slimy under foot but dry. The wind wasn't so bad, around 18mph, gusting mid to high 40s. Had to watch the tops as much as the bottoms. Got some windblow on the deck plus a little thinning done.

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