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F&F Chitchat a hocht, an feirmeoir bocht

Buford T. Justice XIX

New thread, new beginnings.

Old thread....http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057621027

Sorry about the delay but all good now, the hamster had to do a stroke of work to prepare..

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Nekarsulm

Reggie. wrote: »

Tractor has to be washed again. Worked it for an hour

Have you considered making a storage locker incorporated into the top step?
You could slip off the wellies before getting into the cab.

A bit like truckers leaving their boots on the top step and then closing the door on them.

Sock feet, or a pair of plaid slippers for inside.

😆

whelan2

Reggie. wrote: »

Cos they'll be sold on before they see a shed again
Machinery has moved in for the summer

Are the calves out or in? How long will you leave the jackets on them?

gozunda

whelan2 wrote: »

So how was Friday the thirteenth?

:peeps out: is it over yet? At least it didn't rain here yesterday....

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

Are the calves out or in? How long will you leave the jackets on them?

Nah the babies are still in. Jackets still on. They are 6ish weeks Monday so might take them off then

longgonesilver

How is the peat bed working out?

Reggie.

longgonesilver wrote: »

How is the peat bed working out?

Great. Great soakage. No quelching anywhere under the straw

Say my name

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Must be a Finnish thing.....my brother tried making it here before!

Actually. How did he get on?
Did he use any special thing a majigs in making it?

Lady Haywire

Say my name wrote: »

Actually. How did he get on?
Did he use any special thing a majigs in making it?

He used an old metal bin and placed it into a bonfire we had of scrub bushes. That's as far as it entertained me i'm afraid!

Say my name

The swallows have landed!!

Went out for the cows this morning and there were 3 swallows zipping around the cows feasting on dung flies.

A great example of symbiosis going on.

whelan2

Hoofcare man was here this morning. Did 30 cows and dehorned the calves. I'm wrecked. Young lad off to do 5k now. Oh to be young

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

Hoofcare man was here this morning. Did 30 cows and dehorned the calves. I'm wrecked. Young lad off to do 5k now. Oh to be young

The wind will push that fella along

whelan2

Reggie. wrote: »

The wind will push that fella along

Will post his time later to annoy you

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

Will post his time later to annoy you

Don't you dare. I'm comforting myself knowing age will catch up with him at some stage

Buford T. Justice XIX

Reggie. wrote: »

Don't you dare. I'm comforting myself knowing age will catch up with him at some stage

Age will.

But you won't:D:p

Reggie.

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

Age will.

But you won't:D:p

Oh if I had a ban hammer

TITANIUM.

whelan2 wrote: »

Hoofcare man was here this morning. Did 30 cows and dehorned the calves. I'm wrecked. Young lad off to do 5k now. Oh to be young

Why are you tired W? It sounds like the hoofcare man did all the work?ðŸ€£

Reggie.

TITANIUM. wrote: »

Why are you tired W? It sounds like the hoofcare man did all the work?ðŸ€£

Start running now lad

charolais0153

Anyone put on any bets? Big race at 5:15

Lady Haywire

charolais0153 wrote: »

Anyone put on any bets? Big race at 5:15

Chase the Spud, I Just know & Raz de Maree:D

charolais0153

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Chase the Spud, I Just know & Raz de Maree:D

Maggio,bless the wings,thunder and roses,final nudge 1.50e/w.
All high enough odds so if any of them come in it'll cover me

whelan2

Reggie. wrote: »

Don't you dare. I'm comforting myself knowing age will catch up with him at some stage

18minutes 50. New pb

Base price

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Don't think I'll be bothering Anna May just yet! :pac::D

Great to see your Dad and you are keeping the tradition alive.

Reggie.

whelan2 wrote: »

18minutes 50. New pb

I hate him

Lady Haywire

Base price wrote: »

Great to see your Dad and you are keeping the tradition alive.

It'd take far longer than that for me to source a plough and find out how to work it and then to fix it cause it'd surely be broken. And then to start ploughing and see it's not set right so fix it again....and then i'd need the tractor for something else and I'd just have the plough ready to go and it'd rain....

Few hours with the loy and i'm sorted for all I need! Plus it's coming near bikini season and nobody has told that to my winter fat storage :pac:

Base price

Lady Haywire wrote: »

It'd take far longer than that for me to source a plough and find out how to work it and then to fix it cause it'd surely be broken. And then to start ploughing and see it's not set right so fix it again....and then i'd need the tractor for something else and I'd just have the plough ready to go and it'd rain....

Few hours with the loy and i'm sorted for all I need! Plus it's coming near bikini season and nobody has told that to my winter fat storage :pac:

I remember as a childer (c.72/73) my Grandad ploughing with the loy in the field to set spuds at the house/land that my Parents bought.
Like you I'm awfully confused between left and right footed loys.

Lady Haywire

Base price wrote: »

I remember as a childer (c.72/73) my Grandad ploughing with the loy in the field to set spuds at the house/land that my Parents bought.
Like you I'm awfully confused between left and right footed loys.

I've just been taught on the left footed one so that's what I'm used to now. Had to make a video for someone on twitter as they wanted to se how it worked

KatyMac

It was a mystery to me why I wasn't able to use my mother's spade when I was a child. I used to have to twist my leg round in a funny way to stand on the spade. Turned out that I'm left footed and her spade was missing the left shoulder bit (she called it a lug!).

Reggie.

Getting good cleanouts in the first paddock

Lady Haywire

Reggie. wrote: »

Getting good cleanouts in the first paddock

That's the most irish looking gap in the history of gaps. Just missing a pallet.

TITANIUM.

Reggie. wrote: »

Getting good cleanouts in the first paddock

Good clean out and not much damage. For such a tidy operator you'll have to pay more attention to your hedges and gaps. I was expecting you to have them immaculate.
There more like something I'd have.