Hey up franglais there wont be many private jets left in this country as the people who own those have probably deserted the UK already and gone to a TAX haven somewhere else in the world in anticipation, Buzzer
Bloody hell Franglais where have you been hiding, we don’t use private jets it’s helicopters for us obviously… 
Ah ! But of course…no driving to airports with common people.
There looking well John, our problem is we have too many so it’s going to be a thinning out job.
Back home tonight for a fortnight of farming, lots to do so Alice will be keeping me busy.
We find crop spraying and cattle herding hard work in a plane, far easier in a copter…
Funny you mentioned that about cattle herding Steve, after sending an Email to find out what exact rules I was under and what I could do or not there computer was down but next day had a call from an APHA office saying they wanted to test my cattle 4 blue tongue, my reply was they are Lims in a 15 acre field so when they had gathered 15 helpers and a helicopter to assist let me know, not heard from them since which is good 
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Were not in a blue tongue area yet, but it will only be a matter of time.
At the yard yesterday and who’s motor was sqware wheeled in the corner of “Tracy Island” none other than Cream Boy who is obviously exausted and has had to have time off
All stirks in now ready for TB test on Tuesday, Buzzer
Breakfast while we litter up and put in fresh haylage
This is fern cart in the New Forest on the farm where I was born on, it was stored in a rick and used to litter livestock, the shot was taken at Penn Farm, Bramshaw which also the place Davies International had its first base, Buzzer
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This is a model T Ford camper built for a wealthy family in 1914, the chassis was extended and made stronger, Buzzer
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Well a tense time this morning doing the TB test reading but went all clear so that was a relief for sure, may have to move some on now, Buzzer
Test track in Sweden last year.
Did you take Carryfast with you to show you the ropes? 
Now that is quite a large vehicle compared with what we have in the UK and it was 60 ton odd, my first question was does it cut the corners but it follows amazingly well and plenty of power of course, was a little nerve racking as I have not driven commercially for over 20 years but it comes back just like riding a bike Buzzer