DVLA chose my test to be at 2 and by the time i had done the test and driven home it just so well happened to be that time. didn't have time on the way to the test
move abroad! they don't drive tractors over their, or at least no one you knowMy cousin's son drives a huge humungous tractor in Essex. I have farming relations in Yorkshire who have even bigger tractors. I'm running out of bits of the UK which are safe
i raise you one on the above! just look at the foam padded comfy seat!
Gawd help us!
Well done, Ed. Squashed cars on the roads of the Southern Counties will be as common as hedgehogs now! Don't sit down for too long otherwise 'Farmer Giles' might be making a visit down your way.
i wish that tractor was mine, and i wish that grass was mine!Nice grass.
there's enough grass there to at least consider turning sheep out on! my poor sheep are on basically no grass and horrible condition grass currently what it really needs is a good deep, hard harrowing and a load of fertiliser spread on it. although even better would be to just move all the sheep off it and all the fencing etc and just plough the whole lot up and re seed from scratch. thing is for 20-25+ years prior to my sheep moving onto it it had nothing, not even been grazed just cut with a tractor. before that it was grazed as sheep and i don't know what had been done ground care wise
Same here in terms of no grass. When will it start growing?! It's all hay and bought feed at present. Perhaps that rain last night will help, now the temperature is up a bit. Sorry to hear about the state of your pasture too (rented I guess?).i wish that tractor was mine, and i wish that grass was mine!
Cheers Ed
