Joined November 2012
Keep your eyes open as this is tonight. Stay safe everyone.
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Beaters needed 10th October if anyone is free, Kent/surrey border
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Finally all ready for tomorrow, I can’t believe it’s already October.
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I’ve just spun a 1t load from the silo in the farm yard to the first gate I had to open on my boundary 😥
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For me In the 28 years of keepering I’m pretty positive that this season has been the most challenging. Anyone else finding it hard?
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It’s a good job they had that cobra meeting, this heatwave is insane 😂
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Imagine being a beater on a moor today 😅
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I’m sure this thing only does a dpf regen when I’m in tinder dry fields.
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Can tell it’s the school holidays.
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This is getting like Russian roulette now @toyota_europe
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This was not the best place for the truck to start a regen. 😬
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Hi, do any of the Basc gang know if the website is down?
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The things you get flytipped 🙄
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Dale Vince donated £5 million to the Labour Party. His energy companies then received £123 million in subsidies. Funny that isn’t it!? I don’t remember Sky News camping outside his or his family’s house.
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🚨NEW: A message from YouTube to its content creators has been verified It warns the UK government will force them to push legacy media outlets, like the BBC, ITV, and Channel 4, over independent commentators and journalists
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I’m not interested in how Elon Musk became a trillionaire, but I am interested in how politicians become millionaires on £95 grand a year
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I wonder what dug these out last night.
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Any suggestions on what this bop is?
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Because too many local people are objecting to giant solar farms on farmland near their homes…. … Labour has changed the law so communities can object, but now those objections can be ignored. Another little bit of our democracy chipped away.
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The 1976 UK heatwave was one of the most intense, prolonged periods of high temperatures in British history, lasting from 23 June to 27 August 1976. But no one blamed cow farts and the weather maps certainly didn’t look like a volcano had erupted over Britain.
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